Method of detecting defects in signals corresponding to the read

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360 38, H04N 576

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a method of detecting defects in the signal furnished by the head used to read-out information recorded upon a data carrier. The read-out signal is converted by two voltage comparators whose thresholds are respectively lower and higher than the mean peak amplitude of the carrier signal in two squarewave signals which, applied to an assembly of monostable switching circuits associated with logic gates, are responsible for the production of a defect signal capable of controlling a defect correcting circuit, which is fed with the read-out signal.

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