Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Hall effect
Patent
1987-02-17
1989-06-20
Hecker, Stuart N.
Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval
Head
Hall effect
G11B 5127, G11B 533
Patent
active
048413984
ABSTRACT:
A non linear magnetoresistive sensor having a magnetoresistive strip with no transverse biasing (either permanent or current) such that the sensor is operated in its non linear mode. The sensor is useful in its non linear mode to determine the location of pulse peaks from encoded data from a medium by differentiating and determining the zero crossings of the detected signal.
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Hecker Stuart N.
Heller III Edward P.
Magnetic Peripherals Inc.
Severin David J.
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