May 1990 | Contractor Report CR-90-41
Effective Erasure of Magnetic Tapes : 1. Representative Signal Detection Problems
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David Middleton, “Effective Erasure of Magnetic Tapes : 1. Representative Signal Detection Problems,” Contractor Report CR-90-41, May 1990, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences.
David Middleton
Abstract:
In order to determine how effective an erasure procedure is it is necessary to examine the detectability of the remaining signal in tape noise. This detectability can be measured by the probability of correct detection of the signal, which should be suita
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