IEEE Trans. Magn.

1990

DOI: 10.1109/20.102904

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The importance of magnetostatics in video recording: a theoretical analysis

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“…On the other hand it is known that the switching field distribution (1-S*) influences the signal output, once again especially at short wavelengths [8,9]. Unfortunately, for particles of shape based uniaxial anisotropy there is a close correlation between geometrical length and SFD: Usually shorter particles exhibit broader values of SFD.…”

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Experimental study of the influence of particle size and switching field distribution on video tape output

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With recorded wavelengths well under 1 micron the geometric dimensions o f the particles start to have significant influence on the output of particulate media. At the same time also the magnetic homogeneity as expressed by (1-S*) becomes increasingly important. For both effects experimental data are presented.

“…On the other hand it is known that the switching field distribution (1-S*) influences the signal output, once again especially at short wavelengths [8,9]. Unfortunately, for particles of shape based uniaxial anisotropy there is a close correlation between geometrical length and SFD: Usually shorter particles exhibit broader values of SFD.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Experimental study of the influence of particle size and switching field distribution on video tape output

et al. 1991

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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With recorded wavelengths well under 1 micron the geometric dimensions o f the particles start to have significant influence on the output of particulate media. At the same time also the magnetic homogeneity as expressed by (1-S*) becomes increasingly important. For both effects experimental data are presented.

A comprehensive picture of magnetic recording: theory and experiment part II: Analog recording (audio and video)

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The importance of magnetostatics in video recording: a theoretical analysis

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