Automatic gain controlling circuit for recording and reproducing

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General processing of a digital signal – Head amplifier circuit

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360 65, 360 68, G11B 509, G11B 5035, G11B 502

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ABSTRACT:
An automatic gain controlling circuit is associated with magnetic heads for recording and reproducing pieces of video data information on a magnetic tape, and an in-phase current component is eliminated from a recording current flowing into one of the magnetic heads through a differential amplification between two input voltage levels produced from the recording current with the in-phase current component so that a gain control voltage signal is free from a relative accuracy between circuit components causative of the in-phase current component.

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