Abstract:
A system records a four channel record by forming sum and difference signals for each two of four channel signals. The difference signals are compressed, but only with respect to a specific frequency or frequencies in the vicinity thereof. The signals thus compressed are modulated in a difference anglemodulation mode, with a specific frequency as selected a modulation transition point. After multiplexing the sum signals and the angle-modulated difference signals are recorded. A system for reproducing four channel records of the above-described type demodulates the reproduced angle modulated difference signals. The demodulated difference signals are expanded with respect to only the specific frequency or frequencies in the vicinity thereof. Thereafter, the four individual channel signals derived from the expanded reproduced sum signals and difference signals are extracted.
Abstract:
A demodulating system produces two square waves of mutually opposite phase responsive to an angular modulated wave in which a carrier wave of low frequency is modulated. The phase of one square wave is delayed by 90*, thereby to produce two square waves of mutually opposite phase. The four square waves of phases respectively differing by 90* are differentiated for producing a differentiated pulse train of a frequency which is quadruple the frequency of the angular modulated wave. Pulse counting means demodulates this differentiated pulse train.
Abstract:
A device for cutting off a recording signal at the end of a recording operation in a cartridge type tape recorder, which device operates at the time of stopping of a recording operation to cause a variation in the frequency characteristic of a trap circuit for trapping a high-frequency bias and inserted in a recording signal transmission path, thereby to cut off the recording signal.
Abstract:
An apparatus for playing a plurality of cassettes automatically and continuously in sequence. The apparatus plays a cassette taken out from a sequentially fed cassette case; and both forward and reverse channel tracks of a two track tape of each cassette are put to reproducing performance to play.
Abstract:
A multi-head core magnetic head comprises at least one head core having a gap of a relatively large gap width and at least two other head cores having gaps of gap width respectively smaller than that of said one head core. The at least two other head cores are disposed at positions at which they can trace a track made by the at least one head core on the magnetic tape and distances between the gap of the at least one head core and the respective gaps of the at least two other head cores are different from each other. These head cores are integrally assembled in a single shield case.
Abstract:
A channel indicator generally comprises a plurality of channel indicating members respectively indicating a channel number, an indicator body which is capable of mounting and accommodating the channel indicating members individually replaceably, and a knob portion which is rotatable integrally with the indicator body. The channel indicator indicates the channel numbers in cooperation with a tuner. The channel indicating members can be individually removed from the indicator body and replaced.
Abstract:
In a color video signal recording and reproducing system, a color video signal is separated into a luminance signal and a chrominance signal. A frequency modulated luminance signal is superimposed on a frequency converted chrominance signal. This superimposed signal is recorded on a magnetic medium and reproduced therefrom. The chrominance signal is converted into a signal having a frequency which makes beats inconspicuous. A signal, which is in opposite phase to the beats, is produced in order to eliminate the beats which are produced in the recording and reproducing processes. The opposite phase signal are added to the luminance signal on either the recording side or the reproducing side of the system.
Abstract:
An automatic operating apparatus for magnetic recording and reproducing apparatus in which there is provided a cam integrally revolving by revolution of an operating knob, means for engaging a pinch roller cooperating with a capstan and an idler cooperating with a reel disk in a waiting position in association with the revolution of the cam, and means for releasing the pinch roller and idler from the waiting position by closing of a timer switch at a pre-set time thus starting an automatic recording or reproducing operation. There is further provided means for detecting the presence or absence of a magnetic tape and means for returning the cam to the stop position thereby stopping the recording or reproducing operation.
Abstract:
A FILM FOR THE PREVENTION OF SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS COMPRISING AN ELECTRODE LAYER, A CROSSED LAYER FORMED THEREON CONSISTING OF AN ELECTRODE CONSTITUENT MATERIAL AND A MATERIAL FOR THE PREVENTION OF SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS SMALLER IN ATOMIC NUMBER THAN THAT OF THE ELECTRODE CONSTITUENT MATERIAL, AND A SCATTERING PROVENTION OF SCATTERING ON WHICH IS FORMED A LAYER FOR THE PREVENTION OF SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS OF THE SECOND MATERIAL ON SAID CROSSED LAYER. A METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE ABOVE ELECTRON SCATTERING PREVENTION FILM IS ALSO DISCLOSED.
Abstract:
A METHOD OF MAKING MAGNETIC DISC WHEREIN AN ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTING MATERIAL LAYER IS FORMED ON THE SUFACES OF A BASE PLATE MADE BY SHAPING A SYNTHETIC RESINOUS MATERIAL, THEN A MAGNETIC MATERIAL IS APPLIED TO THE COAT BY ELECTRODEPOSITION AND FINALLY THE SURFACES ARE POLISHED BY A POLISHING MATERIAL OF VERY SMALL GRAIN SIZE. THE LAYER OF MAGNETIC MATERIAL FORMED BY ELECTRODEPOSITION HAS ITS SURFACES RENDERED SMOOTH BY THE POLISHING OPERATION BECAUSE MINUTE FISSURES IN THE SURFACES ARE REMOVED AND AT THE SAME TIME THE MAGNETIC MATERIAL LAYER ITSELF IS ANNEALED BY THE HEAT OF FRICTION.