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corders.
In addition,
FSK
is more
ex-
pensive
to
implement than
many
other
methods.
Double
-frequency
recording (DFR),
shown
in Fig. 1F,
is
often used on
disc
memories at
high data rates. When
used
on
a cassette,
however, it re-
quires a relatively
high bandwidth for
a given data
rate. This method is in-
sensitive
to speed
variation
since each
bit
is
self
-clocked, but
it is
only
mod-
erately
free from problems created by
noise and amplitude changes.
DFR is,
therefore,
not
as
reliable as other
methods at data rates higher than 500
bits /second,
making future
expansion
and
improvement difficult.
Phase
encoding
has many variants
and
has
been
in use
in
many different
types of
magnetic tape data systems
for many years.
The most
common
forms
are
Bi Phase -L, usually called
"phase encoding,"
and Bi Phase -M,
often called
"Manchester" code. Both
methods
are self
-clocking and, at
first
glance, resemble simplified
FSK.
In
fact, phase modulation does create a
form
of
frequency
modulation. All
phase- encoded
methods
are
inde-
pendent of
frequency
changes
over a
wide
range,
and can
be made
highly
resistant to AM noises and
level
shifts.
Bi Phase
-L
is
shown
in Fig. 1G. You
can see
that there is a transition in the
middle
of
each bit cell and
that the
polarity of
the transition determines
whether
the
bit
is
a
logic 1
or
0. Bi
Phase -M, or
Manchester, shown in
Fig. 1H, has a transition at the begin-
ning
of each
bit cell.
Logical 1's have
another transition
in the middle
of
the
cell, whereas
logical 0's do
not.
Manchester
code
is extremely easy
to
generate,
decode, and
synchronize,
and is the basis
for the
CUTS
(Compu-
ter Users
Tape System) recording
method proposed as
an
outgrowth
of
the
meeting in Kansas City.
The
CUTS
method
employs a
varia-
tion of
the Manchester code
in
which a
COMPARISON CHART
Level,
Noise
Tolerance
Frequency,
Speed
Tolerance
Self
clock-
ing Cost*
Future
Upgrading **
Remarks
CW
(Fig.
1B)
Poor Poor No Very
Low
No
Susceptible
to noise.
Reliability
suffers
over 150 baud.
PWM
(Fig. 1C)
Good Very
Good
Yes Low
To 1500
Baud
Patented. Requires
higher bandwith
than
Bi -phase for
same
baud
rate.
HITS
(Fig. 1D)
Good
Very
Good
Yes Low
To 600
Baud
Requires higher
bandwidth
than
CUTS
for
same
baud rate
(see
PE,
Sept.
1975).
FSK * **
(Fig. 1E)
Very
Good
Poor-
Fair
No
Moderate
To 450
baud
(with Bell
103 tones)
Can
be transmitted
over
phone lines
to any
modem.
DFR
(Fig. 1F)
Moderate
Good
Yes
Low to
Moderate
To 800
Baud
See "Computer
Hobbyist"
Vol. 1,
No.
5, 6, 1975.
Bi-
Phase
-L
(Fig. 1G)
Very
Good
Very
Good
Yes Low to
Moderate
To 1500
Baud
Proposed
ANSI
standard. Subject
to
phase inversion.
Bi-
Phase
-M
(Fig. 1H)
Very
Good
Very
Good
Yes Low to
Moderate
To 1500
Baud
Widely used.
Easily decoded.
CUTS
(Fig. 1J)
Very
Good
Very
Good
Yes
Low
To
1200
Baud
Very
easily
decoded.
Can
be transmitted by
phone to
other CUTS
units.
*Cost
is
estimated
for
devices which do not require a
CPU
for reading and writing. Cost
may
be quite
low if
CPU decodes mostly by
software.
**Future upgrading implies minimal hardware modification
at
low
cost.
-*Especially Bell -103
compatible.
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