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Modeling and Consideration on Crosstalks from adjacent tracks to realize high capacity recording

Jin-Yong Kim and Dae-Young Kim

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Abstract

The crosstalk, which is defined as interference noise in the readout waveform due to neighboring tracks, can become a major contributor to total noise, especially as track pitches get reduced in order to achieve higher recording density.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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