Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Specific detail of information handling portion of system – Radiation beam modification of or by storage medium
Patent
1991-10-18
1993-12-07
Dzierzynski, Paul M.
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Specific detail of information handling portion of system
Radiation beam modification of or by storage medium
369 54, 369 56, 369 48, G11B 700
Patent
active
052688933
ABSTRACT:
Calibration of the write signal power level applied to a transducer for marking a moving media to optimize a later recovered read-back signal is provided. An optimized read-back signal is one where the peak-to-peak amplitude of the read-back signal is maximized. The method provides marking test patterns on the recording media at a plurality of discrete, selected write signal power levels of the marking source, developing a read-back signal from the test pattern marks, correlating portions of the read-back signal with the write signal power levels and solving a relationship of the form
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Call David E.
Tipton Lawrence D.
Beyer Jim
Dillon Andrew J.
Dzierzynski Paul M.
International Business Machines - Corporation
O'Malley Paul W.
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