Head carriage moving mechanism of disk recording reproducing dev

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record transport with head stationary during transducing – Drum record

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74 8915, 360109, G11B 555, G11B 2108

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047002514

ABSTRACT:
A disk recording-reproducing device having a carriage with a read/write head, a screw shaft to shift the carriage with an engaging element through coupling between a spiral groove of the screw shaft and the engaging element, and a stepping motor to rotate the screw shaft. The spiral groove is composed of a number of groove portions each with a straight bottom whose angle of lead is substantially zero degree that are displaced successively, circumferentially and axially. Preferably, the screw shaft has plane portions for its positioning, and a rotor of the stepping motor has magnetization points being set correspondingly to the lines of the groove portions.

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