The term surface flux is defined as the recorded signal on the tape. If it can be measured, a method of obtaining the frequency characteristic of the recording system is available so that recorders and tape can be accurately calibrated and the standardization of recording characteristics facilitated. Methods of measuring surface flux are presented with a discussion of their merits. Results of laboratory experiments are included to illustrate the problems.

Author: Bick, John D.
Affiliation: RCA Victor Division, Camden, NJ
JAES Volume 1 Issue 1 pp. 4-9; January 1953
Publication Date: January 1, 1953 Import into BibTeX
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