Tracking device for electronic still single-lens reflex camera

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Monitoring or testing the progress of recording

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360106, 358906, 358909, H04N 5781, G11B 2108

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046512330

ABSTRACT:
An electronic still single-lens reflex camera having an improved tracking device employing a simplified construction and having a lowered manufacturing cost. A head feed mechanism is operated in association with the operation of a drive unit which drives the image mirror of the camera in such a manner that the magnetic recording head is moved radially of the magnetic medium in association with the operation of the image mirror. The head mechanism includes a stage on which the recording head is mounted, a feed gear, a feed pawl, a tracking bar supporting the feed pawl and movable with the retraction of the image mirror from the image beam path, and a motion converting mechanism for converting the rotation of the feed gear into linear motion of the stage, the feed gear being turned through a predetermined angle by the feed pawl.

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patent: 4553175 (1985-11-01), Baumeister

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