The second part contains 20 msec. The third part contains 2 msec. Radial noise test results should agree with the theoretical values provided by Philips within the test bandwidth specified by the standards. Radial noise test results should be the same as the theoretical values provided by Philips within the test bandwidth specified by the standards. Radial noise test results should be the same as the theoretical values provided by Philips within the test bandwidth specified by the standards.
Radial acceleration is present in bursts separated by approximately one second.
The highest amplitude bursts may cause loss of lock in the radial tracking loop and associated data errors. Equipment manufacturers should support their testers, but you are responsible for initial acceptance testing and for ongoing calibration and maintenance. The 5B and RCD discs from Philips can be supplemented by training available either from your equipment manufacturer or from Media Sciences. All necessary tools are in place for you to fulfill your responsibilities.