Method and arrangement for magnetic digital recording with high

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General processing of a digital signal – Pulse crowding correction

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method and circuit arrangement for magnetic recording of a digital data signal composed of a set of transitions. A recording signal is formed by superposition on the data signal of a high frequency, constant amplitude, magnetic biasing signal S.sub.p. The biasing signal is phase-modulated relative to the data signal transitions. The invention remedies "peak shift" and can be applied to any rectangular or sinusoidal biasing signal.

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