Subject: | Super high speed recording method? |
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From: | "Thomas Ashcraft" heliotown27 |
Date: | Mon Mar 10, 2008 6:46 pm ((PDT)) |
Question : I want to do some *super* high speed audio recording and wonder what sort of technology is available for this these days? Is anything available to the "prosumer" maybe? My application is to audio record Jovian radio bursts and then look as deep as possible into one second's worth of time. I have seen spectrographs of audio recordings where they ran tape at many many inches per second. ( I can't remember exactly how many inches per second but maybe 100 inches or maybe 300 inches per second . Not sure about the actual speed but *fast* in any case. ) I thank you in advance for pointing me to any information or resources. Thomas Ashcraft |
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