Cateye-signal intercept detector for aligning a read-write head

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Automatic control of a recorder mechanism – Controlling the head

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324210, G11B 2110

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ABSTRACT:
A cateye-signal intercept detector for aligning a read-write head above a computer data storage disk. The detector used in conjunction with a standard disk having two adjacent cateye-type head alignment tracks thereon. The subject invention automates the detection of each intercept in the cateye-signal so that associated processing equipment responsive to the output signal produced can measure the read-write head disk alignment automatically.

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