an electromagnet (as on a tape recorder) that converts electrical variations into magnetic variations that can be stored on a surface and later retrieved
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magnetic head::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | electromagnet |
Examples of magnetic head
magnetic head
Using a special magnetic head to play the audio back then completes the tag.
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The magnetic head touches the recording surface, as it does in a normal floppy drive.
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Privicom's card reader, small enough to be carried in a wallet or purse, has a magnetic head, audio amplifier and speaker.
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A magnetic head on the other side of the disc alters the polarity of the heated area, recording the digital data onto the disk.
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According to The Nikkei, TDK also changed the material used in the magnetic head and redesigned its structure to expand the recording density.
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The only physical contact is during recording when a magnetic head is brought into contact with the side of the disc opposite to the laser.
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Video cassette recorders differ substantially from audio recorders due to the use of a rotating magnetic head that uses a helical scan over the tape medium.
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It was also considered more durable than magnetic tape, since it's not vulnerable to magnetic fields and is read by lasers instead of physical contact with a magnetic head.
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The optical servo tracks allowed for an increase in the tracking precision of the magnetic head, from the usual 135 tracks per inch to 1,250 tracks per inch.
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