Title :
PERD: partial error response detection
Author :
Nishiya, Takushi ; Yamakawa, Hideyuki
Author_Institution :
Syst. Dev. Lab., Hitachi Ltd., Yokohama, Japan
fDate :
11/1/1995 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Extended Partial Response Maximum Likelihood (EPRML) detection outperforms PRML detection on very high-density magnetic recording channels but is much more complex than PRML and is difficult to implement for high data rates. PERD is an alternative to the EPRML detector which gives even better performance. It consists of a conventional PRML detector and a pattern discrimination circuit operating on the error waveform between the waveform estimated from the PRML outputs and the actual playback waveform. A bit-by-bit simulation confirms the expected performance gains over PRML detection
Keywords :
digital magnetic recording; error correction; error correction codes; signal detection; PERD detection; error waveform; high-density magnetic recording channels; partial error response detection; pattern discrimination circuit; waveform estimation; Circuit noise; Detectors; Equalizers; Error correction; Finite impulse response filter; Magnetic circuits; Magnetic recording; Magnetic separation; Maximum likelihood estimation; Performance gain;
Journal_Title :
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on