At high data rates and information densities, recorded data patterns in digital magnetic recording systems can exhibit severe nonlinearities. Key causes for these nonlinearities are bandwidth limitations of the write path and demagnetizing fields in the recording medium. The present note reviews the structure of these nonlinearities, develops a simple yet generic write-precompensation scheme that is capable of counteracting them, and derives a technique for adjusting this scheme according to information extracted within the data receiver.
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