Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Automatic control of a recorder mechanism – Synchronizing moving-head moving-record recorders
Patent
1975-04-11
1976-05-18
Konick, Bernard
Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval
Automatic control of a recorder mechanism
Synchronizing moving-head moving-record recorders
360 75, 360 77, 318314, G11B 2104, G11B 2110
Patent
active
039582710
ABSTRACT:
In a video tape recorder in which a video signal is recorded on a magnetic tape as a plurality of skewed tracks by a rotary magnetic head which is rotated in synchronism with a frame frequency signal contained in the video signal and in which a recorded video signal is reproduced by the rotary magnetic head from a magnetic tape on which a control signal representing the frame frequency has also been recorded, there is provided a detecting device which detects the time when the rotary magnetic head rotates in contact with the magnetic tape to a point beyond that corresponding to where the frame frequency signal in the video signal is recorded. The output signal from the detecting device is applied to a variable delay circuit. A signal obtained by phase-comparing the output signal from the delay circuit with a signal reproduced by a fixed magnetic head from the control signal recorded on the magnetic tape is used to control the rotating phase of the rotary magnetic head and/or a drive for moving the magnetic tape.
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Eslinger Lewis H.
Faber Alan
Konick Bernard
Sinderbrand Alvin
Sony Corporation
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