The writing speed that is, the relative motion of the tape past the rotating recording heads—is fast (more than 4,800 mm, or 200 inches, per second), though the transport speed of the tape through the machine is slow (in the region of 24 mm, or 1 inch, per second).
"Very few program directors rotate records by gut.
Ginsburg's machine, the Ampex VRX-1000 (later called the Mark IV), rotated recording heads at high speeds, allowing the machines to run tape at a much slower speed.
Ginsburg's machine, the Ampex VRX-1000, recordingecording heads at high speeds, allowing the machines to run tape at a much slower speed.
The polarisation behaviour of pure iron electrodes in weakly acid, deaerated perchlorate solutions with addition of phosphate ions has been investigated, using a rotating disc electrode and recording medium-fast potentiodynamic sweeps.
Cathodic polarization diagrams recorded with rotating disc electrodes (rde) show three reaction regions.
Unusual electrochemical immittance spectra (eis) recorded at Cu rotating disc electrode in CuSO4+H2SO4, solution and analogous to spectra at states close to oscillations reported by other authors, were interpreted as representative for non-minimum phase (nmp) and minimum phase (mp) systems.
Linear scanning voltammetry (LSV) curves for the rotating disk electrode (RDE) measurements were recorded at different rotating rates varying from 400 to 2025 rpm with a scan rate of 10 mV s−1.
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The webcam-like ball camera on the rotating gimbal records video in 4K UHD 30fps or 1080p 120fps.
All modern phonograph systems had certain components in common: a turntable that rotated the record; a stylus that tracked a groove in the record; a pickup that converted the mechanical movements of the stylus into electrical impulses; an amplifier that intensified these electrical impulses; and a loudspeaker that converted the amplified signals back into sound.
