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Re: GCR Encoding

Subject: Re: GCR Encoding
From: sean weintz <strap@hanh-ct.org>
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2003 16:23:13 -0500
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Eric Smith wrote:
<big snip>

No.  However, the data sheets for the NEC uPD765, Intel 8271 and 8272, and
Western Digital 1771 and 1791 have a lot of useful information about it.  The
data on the Western Digital parts may be found in their 1983 data book:
    http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/westernDigital/_dataBooks/


Ah... so, now we know about FM, MFM and GCR. Off topic, but anyone know where to find good info about RLL? (since most modern non-floppy disks use a variant of that)

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