Resolver with sequential frequency and phase correction
AssigneeOtari Electric Company, Ltd.
InventorMichael L. Collette
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AssigneeOtari Electric Company, Ltd.
InventorMichael L. Collette
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Apparatus for adjusting the speed of an audio tape capstan to a speed such that an audio tone prerecorded on the tape corresponds to a reference frequency, the apparatus thereafter phase locking the frequency of the audio tone to the reference frequency. The apparatus stores a signal corresponding to the last tape speed utilized even after the tape has stopped, allowing for faster phase lock after the tape has started again. Logic circuitry determines the presence of a valid tape audio tone, and means are included for adjusting the system gain to substantially reduce any wow or flutter which normally would result from damaged or spliced tape. A phase adjust knob is provided to allow for offset of the phase locked condition if necessary. The apparatus includes a pair of frequency-to-voltage converters which provide an essentially ripple-free DC voltage output while permitting a response time of only a few cycles of a relatively low (typically 60 Hertz) input frequency.
Apparatus for adjusting the speed of recording media moving past a playback device such that the frequency of a reference signal provided by the media is in synchronism with a master signal, comprising:
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