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magnetic tape - vertaling naar grieks

MEDIUM USED TO STORE DATA IN THE FORM OF MAGNETIC FIELDS

Magnetic Tape; Magnetic tapes; Streaming tape; Magnetic tape drive; 7-track; Oxide side; Recording tape; Magtape; Analog tape; Quarter-inch magnetic tape; Mag tape; Tape leader; Magnetizable coating; Magnetic coating; Magnetophone tape; Magnetophon tape; Leader tape; Magnetized tape strip; Analog tape recording

magnetic tape

μαγνητική ταινία, μαγνητοταινία

tape deck

MACHINE FOR RECORDING SOUND

Audio tape; Magnetic tape recorder; Tape deck; Audiotape; Tape recorders; Tape machine; Audio tapes; Magnetic tape recording; Tape player; Tape recording; Audio-tape; Tapedeck speeds; Magnetic-tape sound recording; Magnetic audiotape; Dual-track tape recorder; Tape-recorder; Audio tape recorder; Magnetic tape player; Magnetic tape deck; Magnetic tape machine; Magnetic tape sound recording

μαγνητόφωνο εγγραφής

tape recorder

MACHINE FOR RECORDING SOUND

Audio tape; Magnetic tape recorder; Tape deck; Audiotape; Tape recorders; Tape machine; Audio tapes; Magnetic tape recording; Tape player; Tape recording; Audio-tape; Tapedeck speeds; Magnetic-tape sound recording; Magnetic audiotape; Dual-track tape recorder; Tape-recorder; Audio tape recorder; Magnetic tape player; Magnetic tape deck; Magnetic tape machine; Magnetic tape sound recording

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Definitie

magnetic tape

<storage> (Or "magtape", "tape" - paper tape is now obsolete) A data storage medium consisting of a magnetisable oxide coating on a thin plastic strip, commonly used for backup and archiving. Early industry-standard magnetic tape was half an inch wide and wound on removable reels 10.5 inches in diameter. Different lengths were available with 2400 feet and 4800 feet being common. DECtape was a variation on this "{round tape}". In modern magnetic tape systems the reels are much smaller and are fixed inside a cartridge to protect the tape and for ease of handling ("square tape" - though it's really rectangular). Cartridge formats include QIC, DAT, and Exabyte. Tape is read and written on a tape drive (or "deck") which winds the tape from one reel to the other causing it to move past a read/write head. Early tape had seven parallel tracks of data along the length of the tape allowing six bit characters plus parity written across the tape. A typical recording density was 556 characters per inch. The tape had reflective marks near its end which signaled beginning of tape (BOT) and end of tape (EOT) to the hardware. Data is written to tape in blocks with inter-block gaps between them. Each block is typically written in a single operation with the tape running continuously during the write. The larger the block the larger the data buffer required in order to supply or receive the data written to or read from the tape. The smaller the block the more tape is wasted as inter-block gaps. Several logical records may be combined into one physical block to reduce wastage ("{blocked records}"). Finding a certain block on the tape generally involved reading sequentially from the beginning, in contrast to magnetic disks. Tape is not suitable for {random access}. The exception to this is that some systems allow tape marks to be written which can be detected while winding the tape forward or rewinding it at high speed. These are typically used to separate logical files on a tape. Most tape drives now include some kind of data compression. There are several algorithms which provide similar results: LZ (most), IDRC (Exabyte), ALDC (IBM, QIC) and DLZ1 (DLT). See also cut a tape, flap, Group Code Recording, spool, macrotape, microtape, {Non Return to Zero Inverted}, Phase Encoded. (1997-04-05)

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Wikipedia

Magnetic tape

Magnetic tape is a medium for magnetic storage made of a thin, magnetizable coating on a long, narrow strip of plastic film. It was developed in Germany in 1928, based on the earlier magnetic wire recording from Denmark. Devices that use magnetic tape could with relative ease record and playback audio, visual, and binary computer data.

Magnetic tape, invented by Fritz Pfleumer, is a recording medium used for audio, video, and computer data storage. It is prone to disintegration and can suffer from sticky-shed syndrome, a deterioration that may render the tape unusable. Despite newer technologies emerging as alternatives, companies like Sony and IBM continue to advance tape capacity. Various formats of magnetic tape-based recorders exist for audio, video, and computer data storage. Magnetic tape was first used for computer data storage in 1951 in the UNIVAC I system. In 2014, Sony and IBM announced a breakthrough in magnetic-tape media with a capacity of 185 TB.

Magnetic tape revolutionized sound recording and reproduction and broadcasting. It allowed radio, which had always been broadcast live, to be recorded for later or repeated airing. Since the early 1950s, magnetic tape has been used with computers to store large quantities of data and is still used for backup purposes.

Magnetic tape begins to degrade after 10–20 years and therefore is not an ideal medium for long-term archival storage.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic tape

Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor magnetic tape

1. "The field of magnetic tape, which a lot of people thought was stodgy and old, isn‘t withering at all." IBM first introduced it first magnetic tape, in reel–to–reel form, in May of 1'52, according to Ross.

2. "It was a recording on a magnetic tape, which not many people could afford back then.

3. "This is really going to improve magnetic tape storage for years to come," Ross said.

4. Voice recorders also must use solid–state technology instead of easily damaged magnetic tape.

5. "The magnetic tape for the audio damages the image, but I don‘t have staff to separate them, or the space.