RECORDING CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW FLYING SINGLE POLE HEAD

Device for the automatic recording of quantitative pole fiffures

M s. Abstract. The quantitative determination of textures is often required in both research and production. The author describes a device, developed at the Metaalinstituut TNO, to be used with an x-ray texture goniometer for the automatic recording of pole figures. 1. Introduction When the crystals of a solid are not randomly oriented, their crystallographic axes tend to be concentrated about ...

An Experimental Study of Head Instabilities in TMR Sensors for Magnetic Recording Heads with Adaptive Flying Height

We did an experimental study to investigate the effect of the thermal stress due to the heater for adjusting adaptive flying height (AFH) on the readability and instability of tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) sensors. The slider head consists of a small heater nearby the read/write elements for controlling the clearance between the read/write elements and the recording medium of the magnetic r...

A new method for acquisition and analysis of single unit recording data

Single unit recording has been used as a well-known technique to study the electrical behavior of neurons. In this respect, the classical methods are rather expensive. In this study a simple and inexpensive method for single unit recording studies has been introduced. Computer sound card was used for data acquisition. Neural responses were saved via simple sound applicable packages and then ana...

Cobra-Head Stone in Single-System Ureterocele

Running head : THE REPEATED RECORDING ILLUSION 1

The repeated recording illusion refers to the phenomenon in which listeners are under the impression that they hear different musical stimuli while they are in fact identical. This phenomenon has not yet been studied systematically. Thus, the present paper aims to construct an experimental paradigm to enable the systematic measurement of the repeated recording illusion, investigating individual...