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Electroless plated Co-P tape for video tape recording

K. Yokoyama, K. Ito, Satoshi Nakagawa, Sawako Muramatsu, Ryoji Tsunoi, Y. Shinohara

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Co-P thin film is promising as a high density recording medium. It has been used in magnetic drums and disks, but no report has been published on its use for a conventional VTR. Therefore, we have been studying its possible application to video tape. This paper introduces our experimental plated Co-P tape for a conventional home VTR. For additional details, see Digests of the 1972 Intermag Conference (available from IEEE Headquarters).

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Co-P thin film is promising as a high density recording medium. It has been used in magnetic drums and disks, but no report has been published on its use for a conventional VTR. Therefore, we have been studying its possible application to video tape. This paper introduces our experimental plated Co-P tape for a conventional home VTR. For additional details, see Digests of the 1972 Intermag Conference (available from IEEE Headquarters).

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Co-P thin film is promising as a high density recording medium. It has been used in magnetic drums and disks, but no report has been published on its use for a conventional VTR. Therefore, we have been studying its possible application to video tape. This paper introduces our experimental plated Co-P tape for a conventional home VTR. For additional details, see Digests of the 1972 Intermag Conference (available from IEEE Headquarters).

Key concepts: Video tape, Magnetic tape, Video recording, Computer science, Materials science, Helical scan, Computer graphics (images), Computer hardware

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