Magnetic reproduction device and method for ensuring reproductio

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General recording or reproducing – Signal switching

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360 331, G11B 1514, H04N 578

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetic reproduction device includes a comparator for comparing the level of reproduced signals obtained by tracing the same track with magnetic heads having different azimuths, and switches for selecting and supplying any of the reproduced signals in accordance with the result of the comparison. The magnetic heads thus used for reproduction are therefore determined simultaneously with the start of reproduction. This allows for the automatic supply of correct reproduced signals, even if an azimuth of the magnetic heads which recorded the signals is unknown.

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"A Study on the Noise-less Continuous Slow Payback Method of Time Lapse VCR" by Messrs. Watanabe, Okada, Tanaka and Sakae; Image & Media System laboratory; Consumer Electronics Division, Hitachi Ltd.; 1993 ITE Annual Convention; pp. 361-362. (Month Not Available).

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