Density improvements in digital magnetic recording by decision feedback equalization
J.W.M. Bergmans
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J.W.M. Bergmans
Abstract
The information density improvements are estimated that are feasible by applying decision feedback equalization instead of conventional linear equalization in digital magnetic recording systems, with differentiating playback heads. Significant improvements are shown to be within reach for an important class of transmission codes.
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The information density improvements are estimated that are feasible by applying decision feedback equalization instead of conventional linear equalization in digital magnetic recording systems, with differentiating playback heads. Significant improvements are shown to be within reach for an important class of transmission codes.
Key concepts: Equalization (audio), Computer science, Digital recording, Transmission (telecommunications), Equalizer, Electronic engineering, Telecommunications, Decoding methods