Apparatus for reducing sensitivity of an article to...

Dynamic optical information storage or retrieval – Dynamic mechanism optical subsystem – Transducer carriage or actuator

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for reducing sensitivity of an article to mechanical shock comprises a frame; first and second planar masses mounted in the frame for bi-directional movement relative to the frame along a first axis of displacement; a first lever pivotable about a first fulcrum secured to the frame; the lever having one end connected to the first mass and the other end connected to the second mass, and the fulcrum being disposed between the ends of the lever; whereby the torque exerted about the fulcrum by the first mass is countered by the torque exerted about the fulcrum by the second mass in response to a mechanical shock applied to the frame along the axis of displacement such that an article carried by the first mass in use has reduced sensitivity to the shock.

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PUPAReference—Pupa2000-88983—SuppressingLeakageCurrent.

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