Adaptive track count determination for a self-servowritten...

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Monitoring or testing the progress of recording

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C360S075000, C360S077080

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07023633

ABSTRACT:
A system and process for constructing a magnetic storage drive capable of single pass self-servowriting. A plurality of heads are sorted, or “binned,” into classifications based on at least an approximate magnetic width of each head. Only heads from a single classification are installed in a particular disk drive system. A track overlap value is calculated, preferably empirically, for the approximate magnetic widths of typical heads in the single classification. The overlap value is used to determine a track spacing utilized during a self-servowriting process.

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