Mechanism for latching magnetic disk memory head/arm assembly in

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

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360 86, 360 98, G11B 554, G11B 1700

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045625000

ABSTRACT:
A mechanism is disclosed for latching the read/write heads of a magnetic disk memory in a parking zone. The mechanism permits the heads to operate in the read/write mode within small distances of the parking zone and requires no additional electrical power. The mechanism includes a spring pawl cantilevered from the head/arm assembly and a latch plate pivotally mounted on the disk memory housing. In the latched condition of the head/arm assembly, the tip of the pawl engages a small abutment surface on the latch plate which is spring biased to arrest the motion of the assembly. Unlatching is effected by actuating the head/arm assembly to overcome the bias of the latch plate spring.

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