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Electronic Aoplicotioni Divis»on. Dem. TN-IC^ ELMSFORO, NEW YORK
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In Canada.contad Atlas Radio Corp .Itd.. Toronto
lo thc straight arm that variations in design cause only minor Yariations in tracking error. To illustrate the superiority of the ofTsel arm. Fig. 9 shows a comparative plot of the tracking error as two nine-inch arms pro-ceed across a disc. Curve A shows the variation in tracking error for a nine-inch straight arm improperly oriented to pass over the center of the disc. Curve B is for the same straight arm re-oriented for an optimum undershoot of 0.77 inch. Curve C is for a nine-inch offset stereo arm (in this case. the General Electric TM-2G arm) mounted according to the manufactur-er’s instructions. Notę the tremendous superiority of the offset arm. Perhaps the only criticism that can be madę of
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