Read/write magnetic disk apparatus operable in plural density mo

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General recording or reproducing – Specifics of equalizing

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360 46, 360 67, G11B 509

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048050474

ABSTRACT:
A magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus wherein mechanical deteriorations and induced noises can be eliminated and detection signals different in recording density can be read by a reading circuit without a misoperation. The apparatus comprises a filter circuit including a switching element for changing over between different impedance elements in order to allow reproduction from a magnetic medium which is recorded in a recording period which is different from recording and reproducing characteristics of said magnetic head. Preferably, the switching element is a field effect transistor.

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