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The loss transfer function of a magnetic recording channel can be readily measured, but delay between writing and reading prevents simple measurement of the phase function. A method is described for experimental determination of these functions for a binary digital magnetic recording channel under conditions similar to normal use, so that the effects of channel parameter variations can be determined. The method involves writing a binary data sequence, reading the resulting output, digitizing and calculating the desired functions by use of the Fast Fourier Transform. A measurement system for achieving adequate accuracy in scanning, sampling and synchronization is described. Examples illustrate the results obtainable, and compare AC biased with unbiased recording, and with theoretical model calculations.
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