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Reverse Eng’ing PALs
HOPE Computer
A501 DRAM Card
Modifying C920
Amiga floppy blog pages
- Download
- Project Goals

Amiga Floppy

Anatomy of a flux transition

keith

January 22, 2007

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I wanted to put up an image that displays an actual flux transition pulse coming off an amiga floppy disk whose data was encoded in MFM.

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Anatomy of a flux transition

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