Instrumentation Recording on Magnetic Tape
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This chapter contains sections titled: Early Data Recording Using Modified Audio Recorders (1935-1950) The First Multichannel Instrumentation Recorders (1950-1980s) Technology Refinements to Instrumentation Recorders Used in Space Telemetry (1960-1990) High-Density Digital Recording (1970-Current) Digital Video Tape Recorders in Instrumentation An Era Fades Away Acknowledgment References
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This chapter contains sections titled: Early Data Recording Using Modified Audio Recorders (1935-1950) The First Multichannel Instrumentation Recorders (1950-1980s) Technology Refinements to Instrumentation Recorders Used in Space Telemetry (1960-1990) High-Density Digital Recording (1970-Current) Digital Video Tape Recorders in Instrumentation An Era Fades Away Acknowledgment References
Key concepts: Magnetic tape, Instrumentation (computer programming), Computer science, Digital recording, Computer hardware, Programming language