Reproducing and amplifying circuit for magnetoresistive head

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Hall effect

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ABSTRACT:
A reproducing and amplifying circuit for a magnetoresistive head comprises an amplifying circuit with a feedback circuit. The head is part of the feedback circuit. Thus, the head is connectable with the feedback circuit so that the head is supplied with a drive current by the amplifying circuit and a reproduced electric signal outputted by the head is coupled to the amplifying circuit for amplification. A magnetoresistive element may be provided in the amplifying circuit to effect temperature compensation for the head. The reproducing and amplifying circuit is simple in structure, has an enhanced signal-to-noise ratio and is immune to temperature variation.

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Halbleiter-Schaltungstechnik, 3rd Ed. pp. 142-143 by Tietze & Schenk 1974.

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