Helical recorder
Tape recorder, using metallic tape, has a minimum of moving parts and no belts. It permits long-term bulk storage in extreme environments, and has less weight and bulk than present recording equipment.
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Cole, P. T..
Tape recorder, using metallic tape, has a minimum of moving parts and no belts. It permits long-term bulk storage in extreme environments, and has less weight and bulk than present recording equipment.
Using a device that is not limited to a minimum thickness or width-to-thickness ratio, a very thin metal tape or ribbon is formed into a continuous flat wound helical coil. The device imparts the desired circular shape by squeeze rolling it with an unequal force across its width.
Kinetic and static friction force measurement between magnetic tape and magnetic head surfaces
Device measures the coefficient of static friction of magnetic tape over a range of temperatures and relative humidities. It uses a strain gage to measure the force of friction between a reference surface and the tape drawn at a constant velocity of approximately 0.0001 inch per second relative to the reference surface.
System for recording and reproducing PCM data from data stored on magnetic tape
Development of low friction magnetic recording tape
Friction coefficient determination of materials used in magnetic tape formulation
Split-phase PCM technique consists of data and clock signal recording and reproduction systems. This PCM magnetic tape system achieves a high packing density on the tape and provides a symmetrical reproduction of the recorded signal.
Application of the modularization concept to satellite tape recorders
Application of modularization concept to satellite tape recorders
Description of a modular tape recorder developed for the uk-2 satellite