magnetic recording

The principles of magnetic recording had been around for a long time.

There he worked with a team to develop his magnetic recording system for business data applications.

Reeves introduced magnetic recording to the film industry in 1948.

Magnetic recording is a backbone technology of the electronic age.

In this article, we will look at magnetic recording.

Poulsen is perhaps best known for developments in magnetic recording.

The latter appears in magnetic recording tape and high grade films.

There are also negative aspects of narrow head gaps, particularly for magnetic recording.

Various faults in the magnetic recording process could then be visually detected.

One of their first innovations was a kind of magnetic recording tape in 1949.

The tape itself is a strip of plastic coated with a magnetic recording medium.

March 1998 - Seagate produced its 1 billionth magnetic recording head.

The reason thin film disks could provide higher storage capacity has to do with the physics of magnetic recording.

Modern technology relies heavily on electromagnets to store information using magnetic recording devices.

Magnetic recording improved with time, of course; still, video would never look as good as film until the digital era.

The most significant advance is a new type of magnetic recording head known as a magneto-resistive head.

There are a few basic rules for magnetic recording preservation of your oral history collection:

In the 1950s, magnetic recording became popular.

Oberlin was an American engineer who was first noted for his work in magnetic recording.

The lab is chiefly engaged in studies on applications of perpendicular magnetic recording.

The Ampex Corporation developed the field of magnetic recording.

The metal detectors at security gates endanger magnetic recordings.

His studies of surface magnetism laid a theoretical foundation for efforts to improve magnetic recording devices.

The two companies manufacture the magnetic recording devices that read the electronic signals in the most common memory medium for personal computers.

We'll focus on cassette tapes and tape recorders, but the same technology applies to any form of magnetic recording.