Process for the base band modulation of a data signal, as well a

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ABSTRACT:
A process for the base band modulation of a data signal on a magnetic support is characterized in that: (a) a bit value of 0 is marked if it follows an unmarked bit of value of 0 or a sequence of three consecutive unmarked bits of value 1; (b) a bit value 1 as marked if it follows a bit value 0 or a sequence of three consecutive unmarked bits of value 1, except if these rules (a) and (b) lead to marking the first bit of a sequence formed from three bits of value 1 followed by a bit of value 0. The minimum interfront in the modulated signal is equal to 1.5 T and the maximum interfront is equal to 4 T.

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