On 26 jun. 2012, at 22:42, Richard <legalize at xmission.com> wrote:
In article <4FE9ED6C.6030001 at bitsavers.org>,
Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org> writes:
Read write are differential TTL levels, MFM or RLL encoded. Clock recovery
on read generally uses a PLL.
National app note
AN-0413_Disk_Interface_Design_Guide_and_Users_Manual_Jan86
gives a decent overview of the different drive interfaces circa 1986.
AN-0414_Precautions_for_Disk_Data_Separator_PLL_Designs_Feb86
AN-0581_Application_Issues_for_the_DP8465_Family_of_Data_Synchronizers_Jan89
AN-0494_Designing_with_the_DP8462.pdf
AN-0500_Designing_an_ESDI_Disk_Controller_Subsystem_with_Nationals_DP8466A_No
v87.pdf
AN-0415_Designing_with_the_DP8461_Apr85.pdf
AN-0501_Interfacing_Nationals_DP8466A_to_the_SMD_Interface_Standard_Mar87.pdf
are also of interest
Are these app notes online? Every time I search for data sheets
online, I just get lost in a rathole of spamhauses.
I'd like to know as well. Started searching for this but didn't find the '86
version, only newer at National's website.
re,
Sander