magnetic recording paper
magnetic recording paper
[mag′ned·ik ri′kȯrd·iŋ ‚pā·pər] (materials)
A particle-oriented paper in which both machine-readable and visible traces can be produced by a magnetic recording head; reusable because the trace can be erased by a combination of alternating-current and direct-current magnetic fields.
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