Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Specific disc profile
Patent
1996-08-28
1999-02-23
Korzuch, William R.
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Storage medium structure
Specific disc profile
360 9808, 360 9912, G11B 1702, G11B 584, G11B 726
Patent
active
058751718
ABSTRACT:
An interlocking disk apparatus for preventing disk slip in a disk stack of a magnetic or optical disk drive is provided. A textured region within the inner diameter of the disks in the disk stack is forced in tight contact with a conformable adjacent surface, such as a spacer ring, clamp plate, and/or hub flange. The textures on the disks penetrate into and/or through the conformal coatings on the adjacent surfaces, resulting in mechanical interlock that inhibits in-plane displacements of the disks from shock and generally improving interfacial contact of the surfaces within the disk stack, thus requiring lower clamping pressures to the disk stack and resulting in greater disk flatness and minimizing disk distortion. Electrostatic Discharge within the disk stack is prevented by diffusing conductive materials into the polymer conformal coating to increase its electrical conductivity.
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Albrecht David W.
Berberich James William
Hegde Suryanarayan G.
Roth Thomas Franklin
Dillon Andrew J.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Korzuch William R.
Krall Noreen A.
Russell Brian F.
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