Citation
Abstract
Results of evaluation tests conducted on an R&D model digital flutter compensator designed to reduce the effects of flutter, or time base error, in an instrumentation-quality magnetic tape recorder/reproducer are presented and discussed. These tests were conducted using machines exhibiting a wide range of transport servo stability in an effort to determine the effectiveness of the flutter compensator as a machine-independent device. The flutter compensation technique is potentially useful in the DSN for improving the reproduce capability of the pre/post detection recording subsystem.
Details
- Volume
- 42-24
- Published
- December 15, 1974
- Pages
- 121–126
- File Size
- 342.2 KB