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Recording tape properties and digital recording system performance

Barry K. Middleton, T. Brown

Abstract

The output voltage obtained from a recording tape used in a high density digital application has been shown to be characterized by simple parameters. These parameters have been investigated and predicted to contribute to the signal-to-noise ratio expected from the tape and consequently the error rate obtained from a recording system using it. Measurements on a recording system gave confirmation of the basic ideas behind these predictions.

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Key concepts: Digital recording, Sound recording and reproduction, SIGNAL (programming language), Data recording, Noise (video), Simple (philosophy), Computer science, Optical recording