Method of apparatus for detecting defects in data apparatus such

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General processing of a digital signal – Data clocking

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ABSTRACT:
A technique is provided for detecting defects in data apparatus, such as magnetic storage apparatus, wherein recovered data pulses are expected during periodic window intervals. Data pulses which may be phase shifted relative to predetermined data pulse times of occurrence are recovered, such as by playing back such pulses from a magnetic storage medium, for example, a hard disk drive. The recovered data pulses are selectively delayed, and the delayed and undelayed data pulses are multiplexed into a stream. The occurrences of such data pulses in the stream within the aforementioned window intervals are detected to provide indications of defects. A defect is indicated if a pulse in the stream does not occur within the window interval.

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