NASA NTRS · 19950065221
High-Density Digital Data Storage System
Abstract
High-density digital data storage system designed for cost-effective storage of large amounts of information acquired during experiments. System accepts up to 20 channels of 16-bit digital data with overall transfer rates of 500 kilobytes per second. Data recorded on 8-millimeter magnetic tape in cartridges, each capable of holding up to five gigabytes of data. Each cartridge mounted on one of two tape drives. Operator chooses to use either or both of drives. One drive used for primary storage of data while other can be used to make a duplicate record of data. Alternatively, other drive serves as backup data-storage drive when primary one fails.
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Wright, Kenneth D., Gray, David L.. 1995-02-01. High-Density Digital Data Storage System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065221
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