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Thanks for the hint. The next thing to try would be to connect the tape head directly to the IO-Pins of a Raspberry PI and then use a simple manchester encoded
by sprash 5y ago
Thanks for the hint. The next thing to try would be to connect the tape head directly to the IO-Pins of a Raspberry PI and then use a simple manchester encoded signal ramping up the frequency. A Raspberry PI can push up to 1 MHz and has an internal Schmitt-Trigger which would be perfect for reading the data back.
- klodolph 5y agoYou’re going to have to deal with the nonlinearity of tape yourself, if you go this route.