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Title: Nonlinear performance study of dual FDTS/DF detector for magnetic recording channels
Authors: Jin, M.
Farhang-Boroujeny, B. 
Indukumar, K.C.
Mathew, G.
Keywords: Dual FDTS
Magnetic recording
Non-linear transition shift
Partial erasure
Issue Date: Sep-2001
Citation: Jin, M.,Farhang-Boroujeny, B.,Indukumar, K.C.,Mathew, G. (2001-09). Nonlinear performance study of dual FDTS/DF detector for magnetic recording channels. IEICE Transactions on Electronics E84-C (9) : 1176-1181. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: Dual FDTS/DF detector is an advanced version of FDTS/DF detector that gives significant performance improvement over FDTS/DF scheme on linear channels, and moreover, in contrast to other dual-detector schemes, it is suitable for various d-constraint coded channels. As recording density increases, channel nonlinearities such as non-linear transition shift (NLTS) and partial erasure (PE) degrade the performance of detectors. In this paper, we use nonlinear channel models to study the BER performance of dual FDTS/DF detector and compare the performances with those of other detectors through bit-by-bit simulations. Simulation results show that the dual FDTS/DF detector is superior in performance compared to FDTS/DF and MDFE detectors even on nonlinear channels, and it gives comparable BER performance with M2DFE (adv.) on nonlinear channels. Results also indicate that the detectors on the d = 1 coded channels are more robust to channel nonlinearities compared to those of other detectors (such as PRML family detectors) on the d = 0 coded channels.
Source Title: IEICE Transactions on Electronics
URI: http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/56818
ISSN: 09168524
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