Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record transport with head stationary during transducing – Disk record
Patent
1996-07-09
1999-03-23
Klimowicz, William J
Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval
Record transport with head stationary during transducing
Disk record
360 9807, 360 9904, 525540, 525374, 528422, 508410, C08G 7300, C08L 7902
Patent
active
058868542
ABSTRACT:
An improved disk drive system using a non-ferrofluid conductive lubricant is disclosed. In the disk drive system, there is a plurality of critically spaced magnetic disks rotated by a disk motor. A spindle shaft, which is retained by the spindle sleeve, couples to the disk motor and to the plurality of magnetic disks for rotation. The spindle shaft and spindle sleeve uses a bearing, which is lubricated by a non-ferrofluid conductive lubricant. The lubricant is used to prevent electrostatic charge build up during operation of the disk drive system. The lubricant may be either a non-polar oil or a ball bearing grease and further having either a metal caged fullerenes compound, STADIS-450, ASA-3, or Polyfloe 130. One particular type of lubricant is an emeraldine salt of polyanilin produced according to the steps of first reacting a solution of HCL and ammonium persulfate into a solution of HCL and analine to form a polymer. Next, the polymer is mixed with ammonium hydroxide and then is prepared to have a molecular weight of 1,000-20,000. Finally, the polymer is mixed with dodecyl benzylsulfonc acid or camphor sulfonic acid until the emeraldine salt is formed.
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Diaz Arthur Fred
Johnson Robert D.
Karis Thomas Edward
Nagaraj Holavanahally S.
Nguyen My Thanh
Dillon Andrew J.
Gunter Charles D.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Klimowicz William J
Millett Douglas R.
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