Most of the dynamic elements of a tape transport store energy rather than dissipate it; therefore distrubances due to mechanical imperfections will result in the undesirable condition of oscillations of speed which die out slowly. The various physical mechanisms unable for dissipating (damping) this energy are shown along with a quantitative analysis (using electrical analogs) of their effects.

Author: McKnight, John G.
Affiliation: Ampex Audio Operations, Sunnyvale, CA
JAES Volume 12 Issue 2 pp. 140-146; April 1964
Publication Date: April 1, 1964 Import into BibTeX
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