Calibration standard for flying height tester having a head moun

Optics: measuring and testing – Standard

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356357, G01J 102

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a calibration standard for the uniform calibration of flying height testers. The calibration standard comprises a head assembly held in contact with a transparent disc through the use of a load spring. The transparent disc has a plurality of grooves formed in a surface facing the head assembly. A cover case is attached to the glass disc at one end and provides a sealed environment for the interface between the head assembly and the transparent disc.

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