Electromagnetic drive circuitry for anhysteretic duplication of

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record copying – Contact transfer

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360119, 36013034, G11B 586

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ABSTRACT:
Electromagnetic drive circuitry, for recording information on a flexible magnetic slave disk by contact transfer of information recorded on a flexible magnetic master disk, includes a U-shaped electromagnetic device terminating, respectively, in a first planar pole tip axially aligned with a second movably mounted planar pole tip, to define a closed-loop flux-conducting path extending through a contact-transfer zone between the pole tips. The drive circuitry further includes signal-modulating circuitry for applying an alternating voltage of progressively decreasing amplitude to the electromagnetic device, to develop an alternating magnetic field of progressively diminishing strength in the closed-loop flux-conducting path that produces a corresponding alternating magnetic transfer field extending axially in the contact-transfer zone between the planar pole tips.

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