Glide detect head with predictable asperity contact region

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ABSTRACT:
A glide detect head includes a slider and a transducer. The slider includes a slider body with a leading edge, a trailing edge, and a slider surface therebetween. Substantially parallel rails are spaced apart and extend from the leading edge to a location spaced from the trailing edge. An asperity contact tab is disposed on the slider surface proximate the trailing edge such that asperity contact between the glide detect head and asperities occurs at the asperity contact tab. The transducer is disposed on the asperity contact tab for providing and output based upon asperity contact.

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