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5D097 Control and indication of speed of tape record carriers (2)
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G11B15/467@A;15/467@B;15/467@C;15/467@D;15/467@E;15/467@F;15/467@G;15/467@H;15/467@J;15/467@K;15/467@L;15/467@M;15/467@N;15/467@P;15/467@Q;15/467@Z;15/473@E;15/473@H;15/473@Z AA AA00
TYPES OF RECORDING AND REPRODUCTION DEVICES
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. Rotary head type recording and reproduction devices . . Video recording and reproduction devices . . . Eight-millimeter video tape recorder (VTR) . . Audio recording and reproduction devices . . . Digital audio recording and reproduction devices and digital audio tape devices (DAT) . . Data recording and reproduction devices (e.g., mass storage system [MSS]) . Scanning types . . Width-direction scanning types . . Length-direction scanning types
BB BB00
OPERATIONAL MODES
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. Record mode . Reproduce mode . . General reproduction . . Variable speed reproduction . . . Still picture reproduction . . . High speed reproduction and cuing . . . Low speed and slow motion reproduction . . . . Intermittent slow motion reproduction . . . Reproduction in the reverse direction (i.e., including high and low speed reproduction in reverse direction)
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. Fast feed mode . Rewind mode . Start and accelerate modes . Decelerate and stop modes
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OBJECTS TO BE CONTROLLED
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. Rotary heads . . Rotary head motors . Capstans . . Capstan motors . Feed reels and winding reels . Tape speed . . Element rotating at the tape speed
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DETECTION MEANS
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. Detection using the rotary head . . Use of the main information signal itself (e.g., audio and television signals as control signals) . . . Use of the synchronization signal in the information signal . Detection using the capstan . Detection using tape speed . Detection of rotation using magnetic means . Detection of rotation using optical means . Detection of rotation using a drive motor . Arrangement or mounting of rotation detecting means
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RECORDING OR REPRODUCTION OF CONTROL SIGNALS
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. Recording by superimposing the control signal on the information signal . Recording on a track dedicated to control signals . . Recording by mixing other signals with the control signals . . Arrangement or mounting of a head for control signals
FF11 FF12 FF14 FF15 FF16 FF17 FF19
. Recording or reproduction circuits for control signals . . Mixing or separating of control signal with or from other signals . . Recording circuits for control signals . . Reproduction circuits for control signals . . . Stabilization of control signals . . . Handling of missing control signals . . Adjustment phase of control signals
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REFERENCE VALUES FOR CONTROL
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. Generation or processing of reference signals . . Use of oscillation circuits . . . Shared use of oscillation circuits . . Use of commercial power supplies . . Handling of missing reference signals . . Use of synchronization signals . . . Use of vertical or horizontal synchronization signals . . . Synchronization of external synchronization signals . . . Handling of the presence or absence of, or missing, synchronization signals . . . . Switching to internal reference signals
HH HH00
CONTROL CIRCUITS
HH01 HH02 HH03 HH04 HH06 HH07
. Speed control circuits . Phase control circuits . Combination of speed and phase control circuits . . Selectively switching between speed control and phase control . Digital servo circuits . Open loop control circuits
HH11 HH12 HH14 HH15 HH16 HH17 HH18
. Components of control circuits . . Error detection circuits (e.g., phase-comparison circuits . . Compensation circuits . . Drive circuits . . Internal feedback circuits . . Circuits for improving transient response characteristics . . Circuits for adjusting or varying control gain
HH22 HH23 HH25 HH27
. . Circuits for processing rotational speed or phase signals . . . Circuits for shaping rotational speed or phase signals . . Tracking adjustment circuits and lock phase adjustment circuits . . Start-up circuits
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CONFIGURATION OF OTHER CONTROL SYSTEMS
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. Configuration of control systems . . Head servo systems . . Capstan servo systems . . Combination of head and capstan servo systems . Recording on tape at speeds other than normal speed . . Field skip recording . Handling of a plurality of television systems
JJ11 JJ12 JJ13 JJ15 JJ16 JJ17 JJ18 JJ19 JJ20
. Discrimination or automatic switching between speed modes . Synchronization with other devices . . Synchronized speed of plural tapes . Intermittent feeding . . Intermittent feeding mechanisms . . Timing control for starting or stopping . . . Stopping of tape at the required position on the track . . Detection of the tape stopping position . . Control of the additional feed amount based on the current stopping position
JJ21 JJ22 JJ24 JJ25 JJ27 JJ28 JJ29 JJ30
. Elimination of periodic speed fluctuation . Dubbing prohibitions . Use of non-electrical means . . Use of mechanical means . Testing, inspection, or measurement of control systems . Adjustment of control systems (i.e., excluding tracking adjustment) . Monitoring, sounding alarms, or indication in control systems . . Indication of the tracking state
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EDITING AND SUCCESSIVE RECORDING
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. Editing . . Insert editing . . Assembly editing . . Phase matching for editing . Successive recording . . Control of tape start-up timing (i.e., pause timing control, automatic editing [AE], or timing phase [TP]) . . Recording after synchronization (i.e., back space editing or phase matching [PM]) . . . Rewinding of tape for successive recording
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AUTOMATIC TRACKING
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. Detection of tracking errors . . Use of the main information signal itself (e.g., television signals) . . . Application of periodic variation and wobbling . . . Use of synchronization information signals . . Use of pilot signals for tracking . . . Use of one kind of pilot signal . . . Use of two kinds of pilot signals . . . Use of three or more kinds of pilot signals . . . . Four-frequency tracking
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. . Signal amplitude comparison . . . Comparison with the previous signal amplitude . . Detection of time or phase differences . Generation of pilot signals . Drag-in of automatic tracking . Others
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