Magnetic recording and/or reproducing method having a double azi

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General recording or reproducing

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetic recording and reproducing method for enhancing picture quality and other characteristics while suppressing the difference in reproduction output between two heads. The method involves using a double azimuth head arrangement for signal recording and reproduction by helical scan. The two heads A and B are provided so that their azimuth angles .theta..sub.A and .theta..sub.B do not coincide with each other. The actual recording direction represented by the sum of the azimuth angles .theta..sub.A and .theta..sub.B on the one hand and a still angle .alpha. between the heads A and B on the other is made as close to the direction of magnetic particle orientation on the magnetic recording medium as possible.

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patent: 3925816 (1975-12-01), Kihara
Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 10, No. 279 (E-439) Sep. 20, 1986 Atsuo et al. Magnetic Recording and Reproducing Device.
Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 12, No. 314 (E-649) Aug. 25, 1988 Hiromichi, Magnetic Recording and Reproducing Device.

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