Signal processing method and apparatus and disk device using the method and apparatus
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYoshiju Watanabe, Masaharu Kondo
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYoshiju Watanabe, Masaharu Kondo
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A signal processing circuit having a data sync signal detector and a disk device. Input data read from a magnetic disk is input to a data discriminator. A data discrimination output constituting a code bit output discriminated by the data discriminator is input to a post-coder the output of which is input to a decoder and a (1+D) processing unit. The processed output of the processing unit is input to an error detection/correction unit and separated into bit strings of odd numbered bits and even numbered bits, divided into groups. An error detection/correction output is input to a data sync signal detector, and matched against a sync pattern. When the number of coincident groups is greater than a threshold value, a sync signal is output and upon detection causes the decoder to demodulate the data.
A data signal processing apparatus comprising:
A data signal processing apparatus comprising:
A data signal processing apparatus comprising:
A magnetic disk device comprising:
A data signal processing apparatus comprising:
A data sync signal detection apparatus comprising:
A data sync signal detection method comprising the steps of:
A data sync signal detection apparatus comprising:
A data sync signal detection apparatus, comprising:
A computer software product including a computer readable medium, said medium having stored thereon:
A data sync signal detection method comprising the steps of:
A computer software product including a computer readable medium, said medium having stored thereon:
A magnetic disk device comprising:
A data sync signal detection method comprising the steps of:
A data sync signal detection apparatus comprising:
A computer software product including a computer readable medium, said medium having stored thereon:
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