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1. This creates a varying magnetic field in the core and therefore a signal in the coil. This signal is amplified to drive the speakers. In a normal cassette player, there are actually two of these small electromagnets that together are about as wide as one half of the tape's width. The two heads record the two channels of a stereo program, like this.

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3. Magnetic tape consists of a thin layer capable of recording a magnetic signal supported by a thicker film backing. The magnetic layer, or top coat, consists of a magnetic pigment suspended within a polymer binder. As its name implies, the binder holds the magnetic particles together and to the tape backing. The structure of the top coat of a magnetic tape is similar to the structure of Jell-O.

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4. Magnetic tape was initially designed for sound recording. German engineers developed an audio tape recording machine called the magnetophone during World War II.U.S. and British researchers adopted the basic design of this device to create a magnetic tape recorder capable of high-quality sound reproduction in the late s. Within a decade magnetic tape supplanted phonograph records for .

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5. BASF is one of the original players in the cassette business, dating to , when it teamed with Germany's AEG AG to develop cassettes and cassette players based on a magnetic sound .

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6. Magnetic Fields from unshielded monitors and your cassette deck. Article #; Updated on Apr 27, at AM.

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7. Well I converted my first cassette, and by my surprise, it worked! The sound is pretty good, like another reviewer said, you are converting tapes, but for that, to me it still sounds pretty darn good. I haven't tried the auto mode yet, but will try on my next flexomercorligasireserlihati.xyzinfos:

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8. Sep 26,  · In Germany, in the year of , magnetic tape was made so that sounds can be recorded. Magnetic tape is found in all sorts of devices such as compact cassettes, reel to reel film, video cassettes, tape recorders, 8 track tapes and many more.

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9. Magnetic recording/audiocassette. Audiocassette tape recorders are widely used to record and play back music or flexomercorligasireserlihati.xyzinfoation is stored on a narrow ribbon of plastic tape that has one side coated with a magnetic material, such as iron oxide. An electromagnet aligns individual magnetic particles in a pattern that corresponds to the loudness and frequency of incoming sounds.

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