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The FM code is a very famous non-block recording code and has already become popular at the dawn of digital magnetic recording. This code still remains available due to the advent of effective signal processing methods such as PRML (partial response maximum likelihood) up to the extremely high density recording age. We develop a systematic and comprehensive investigation of FM family codes.
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