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Double-Track PRML Detection for Two-Track Reading with a Wide-Track Reader in Shingled Magnetic Recording Systems

Author(s)
Khametong, Anawin
Greaves, Simon John
Warisarn, Chanon
Date Issued
September 1, 2025
Type
Article
DOI
10.4283/JMAG.2025.30.3.465
Abstract
The utilization of two-track simultaneous reading is proposed to avoid the requirement for a narrow track reader in shingled magnetic recording systems, where partial response maximum likelihood detection and recursive decoding by oversampling techniques are employed for decoding. To develop effective decoding techniques when reading two tracks with a wide-track reader, we propose utilizing a pre-coding scheme along with a modified Viterbi detector. A pre-coder and an oversampling scheme are first adopted, where the sampling points are located at the centers of the front and rear halves of the recorded bits. The Trellis diagram of the conventional Viterbi algorithm is then modified according to all possible transitions of the readback signal obtained from two-track simultaneous reading. The proposed technique can simultaneously detect two data tracks. Simulation results indicate that at an areal density of 2 Tb/in2, the proposed system offers improved performance regarding the bit-error rate.
Citation
Journal of Magnetics, 30(3), 465-469, 2025
Subjects

modified Viterbi algo...

partial response maxi...

shingled magnetic rec...

Trellis diagram

Wide-track reader

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