Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Recording on or reproducing from an element of diverse utility – Card
Patent
1980-12-08
1982-08-17
Canney, Vincent P.
Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval
Recording on or reproducing from an element of diverse utility
Card
235474, 235476, 235482, 360 73, G11B 2504, G11B 1518
Patent
active
043452787
ABSTRACT:
A time base signal for controlling the recording of binary data is developed by measuring the velocity of a magnetic record. The velocity is measured by determining an average velocity by the time interval required for a mark recorded by a write head to move a predetermined distance to a read head and correcting the average velocity as a function of the acceleration of the record. The acceleration is determined by recording a reference frequency pattern at a first station, reading the pattern at a second station, and measuring the difference between the written and read patterns.
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Canney Vincent P.
Coffman E. Ronald
International Business Machines - Corporation
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