Acceleration disturbance detection subsystem for use with...

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General recording or reproducing – Recording-or erasing-prevention

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C360S069000, C360S075000

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07023640

ABSTRACT:
A disk drive comprising a first sensor mounted on a nominally stationary portion of the disk drive and adapted to detect acceleration disturbances of the disk drive. The disk drive further comprising: a dual-function subsystem having a first circuit adapted to provide a write-inhibit signal and a second circuit adapted to provide a feed-forward basis signal, the dual-function subsystem adapted to receive a first sensor signal from the first sensor and to provide (a) the write-inhibit signal based on the received first sensor signal and a first threshold value, and (b) the feed-forward basis signal based on the received first sensor signal.

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