Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Control of storage or retrieval operation by a control... – Mechanism control by the control signal
Patent
1993-01-29
1995-10-31
Psitos, Aristotelis
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Control of storage or retrieval operation by a control...
Mechanism control by the control signal
369124, 360 61, 360 65, 360 67, G11B 2012
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active
054636035
ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit adapted for use in a data path of a disk storage system of a type wherein data is recorded at different rates depending upon the storage track of the data and includes servo bursts of head positioning signals disbursed throughout the data on all of the tracks. The circuit includes a variable cut off low pass filter that is adjusted both for the rate of data being read and for the rate of the servo bursts when being read. An automatic gain control and a pulse detector are similarly dynamically adjusted in characteristics to fit that of the data and servo bursts when each is being read from the disk. An output of the filter provides both read data and head positioning signals. A write data path is also provided as part of the circuit.
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IMP Inc.
Psitos Aristotelis
Wilkinson Duncan
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