Magnetic disc apparatus having improved head position control

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Automatic control of a recorder mechanism – Controlling the head

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360 7704, 360 7705, 360 9801, G11B 5596, G11B 2110

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048962287

ABSTRACT:
A data recording magnetic disc apparatus having a plurality of recording surfaces formed on one or more discs has a single servo sector containing servo data for transducer position control provided on each recording surface, the servo sectors of respective surfaces being disposed at respectively different angular positions. Servo data obtained from all of the servo sectors is employed for transducer position control with respect to track center lines, the control including correction for the effects of eccentric rotation of the discs. Accurate head position control is achieved for high data density recording, with a minimum region of each recording track being occupied by servo data.

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