Magnetic recorder/reproducer
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKazuhito Endo, Masayuki Ishida, Yoshinobu Ishida
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKazuhito Endo, Masayuki Ishida, Yoshinobu Ishida
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A magnetic recorder/reproducer converts two-channel analog signals into digital signals by a sample-and-hold/A-D converter circuit (3) and controls addresses in a memory circuit (4) by a memory address control circuit (5), to distribute the digital signals into odd sample groups and even sample groups per each channel for arraying the odd sample groups and the even sample groups of the same channel in alternate scanning intervals, thereby to write the same in the memory circuit so that the odd samples and the even samples of the same channel are arrayed in positions separated from each other along the direction of scanning by rotary heads (10, 11). The digital signals thus permutated are modulated by a modulation circuit (7), to be recorded in a magnetic tape by the rotary heads. The digital signals reproduced by the rotary heads are demodulated by a demodulation circuit (14), to be stored in a memory circuit (15). A memory address control circuit (16) controls addresses so as to permutate samples of the reproduced digital signals stored in the memory circuit to be in the original array thereof. The reproduced digital signals read from the memory circuit are converted into analog signals by a D-A converter (18), to be outputted through a low-pass filter (19).
A rotary head type magnetic recording apparatus for recording an ordered input sequence of words represented by digital signals successively input in a unit time in a plurality of diagonal tracks on a recording medium, wherein each of said tracks includes a first region positioned in a longitudinal direction of the track at a former half thereof relative to a central portion of the track, a second region positioned at a latter half of the track relative to the central portion thereof, and a redundant data region,
A rotary head type magnetic reproducing apparatus for reproducing digital signals by scanning diagonal tracks formed on a recording medium,
A rotary head type magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus for recording an ordered input sequence of words represented by digital signals successively input in a unit time in a plurality of diagonal tracks on a recording medium and for reproducing digital signals by scanning diagonal tracks formed on a recording medium,
A method for recording in a plurality of diagonal tracks on a recording medium an ordered input sequence of words using a rotary head type magnetic recording apparatus, said words represented by digital signals successively input in a unit time, wherein each of said tracks includes a first region positioned in a longitudinal direction of the track at a former half thereof relative to a central portion of the track, a second region positioned at a latter half of the track relative to the central portion thereof, and a redundant data region, comprising the steps of:
A method for reproducing digital signals by scanning diagonal tracks formed on a recording medium using a rotary head type magnetic reproducing apparatus, wherein each of said tracks includes a first region positioned in a longitudinal direction of the track at a former half thereof relative to a central portion of the track, a second region positioned at a latter half of the track relative to the central portion thereof, and a redundant data region,
A magnetic tape wherein magnetic patterns corresponding to digital signals are arrayed on a plurality of different tracks, said magnetic tape defining a scanning direction substantially perpendicular to a travel direction thereof and including:
A magnetic tape wherein magnetic patterns corresponding to digital signals are arrayed on a plurality of different tracks, said magnetic tape defining a scanning direction substantially perpendicular to a travel direction thereof and including:
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