Apparatus and method for applying write signals for driving...

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – General processing of a digital signal – Head amplifier circuit

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C360S068000, C360S061000

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10754647

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for applying write signals including a first write signal and a second write signal to write information to a memory device includes a current directing circuit receiving the write signals and directing a write current to establish a write voltage between first and second write loci in a first or second excursion toward a first or second polarity in response to the first or second write signal. The first and second write loci are coupled with supply locus via an adjacent first or second impedance unit and a first or second switching unit. The first and second switching units are controlled at first and second control loci by the first and second write signals. First and second boost systems are coupled with the first and second control loci for boosting the write voltage toward the first and second polarities during first and second excursions.

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patent: 6512645 (2003-01-01), Patti et al.

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