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A unified view of high density digital recording theory (invited)

In an attempt to unify digital recording theory, the principal ideas concerning pulse response, linear superposition, medium properties, head geometry, channel codes, signal-to-noise ratio, post-equalization and achievable bit densities are discussed.

J. Mallinson | J. Mallinson

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