Well, there's the brief summary:
http://www.seagate.com/cgi-bin/view.cgi?/mfm/st412.txt
If you want a really good rundown on the interface, here's one,
unfortunately in Lithuanian:
http://www.ik.ku.lt/lessons/konspekt/kompArch/referaty/Disk_kaupikliai2.htm
Your biggest problem is going to be providing the serial raw data stream
support. That is, taking fully-decoded data and providing a high-speed
serialized MFM signal for reading and doing the reverse for writing. It's
usually a lot simpler if you can ditch the old MFM controller and tie in a
modern IDE drive directly.
Cheers,
Chuck
On 5/19/2006 at 5:19 PM Kelly Leavitt wrote:
Where can I find a good technical and electrical
specification for these
drives? I just want to see what it'll take to emulate them using modern
hardware. My supply is dwindling.
Thanks,
Kelly