Process for thermoremanent duplication of magnetic tapes using t

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record copying – Contact transfer

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G11B 586, G11B 1560

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ABSTRACT:
Thermoremanent duplication of a magnetic tape particularly adapted to laser heating whereby a copy tape is heated and cooled, for example, in a nip of two rolls while in contact with a master tape.

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