Universal acceptance of the Compact Cassette System has created a wide field of possible applications and refinements. Philips, the developer of the Cassette System, has designed an Automatic Cassette Changer and Player that are compact, reliable and unique in their construction and performance. The heart of both machines is a newly developed miniature synchronous motor which permitted Philips engineers to simplify the design of such units, thus reducing their cost without sacrificing their versatility and high performance. The following paper describes the design objectives, problems encountered and safeguards created in the development of these units and describes the synchronous motor and its application in the machines.

Author: Hanson, Edward R.
Affiliation: American Philips Company, Inc., New York, NY
AES Convention: 34 (April 1968) Paper Number: 584
Publication Date: April 1, 1968 Import into BibTeX
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