MAGNETIC BASED SIGNAL PROCESSING

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VALOR PULSE ENGINEERING, INC. 12220 World Trade Center Drive San Diego CA 92112 magnetic based signal processing [ and power conversion equipment and ] components; namely, [ power supplies, filters, DC/DC (Direct Current) converters and delay lines, ] pulse transformers and chokes [ ; computer systems communication devices; namely, multiple access units and system integration equipment ];
VALOR VALOR ELECTRONICS, INC. 6275 Nancy Ridge Drive San Diego CA 921212245 magnetic based signal processing and power conversion equipment and components; namely, power supplies, filters, DC to DC (direct current to direct current) converters, delay lines, pulse transformers, and chokes, computer system communication devices; namely, multiple access units;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A recording apparatus of a tape-shaped magnetic recording medium includes a transfer unit, a recording head, a signal-processing unit and a control unit. The transfer unit transfers a tape-shaped magnetic recording medium having an anisotropic property oblique with respect to the thickness direction in a forward or reversed direction. The recording head is positioned in such a way that a recording track is formed on the traveling tape-shaped magnetic recording medium, which is transferred by the transfer unit, in a direction parallel to the transfer direction of the tape-shaped magnetic recording medium. Connected to the recording head, the signal-processing unit receives a signal to be recorded onto the tape-shaped magnetic recording medium. The signal-processing unit then carries out signal processing required for an operation to write the signal to be recorded onto the tape-shaped magnetic recording medium. The control unit controls at least the operation of the signal-processing unit and detects the transfer direction of the tape-shaped magnetic recording medium transferred by the transfer unit, controlling the transfer unit on the basis of a result of detection.