Method for positioning head in disk drive deriving "position" of

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

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G11B 2000

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047977566

ABSTRACT:
For a disk drive servo system using position and position-quadrature signals (P, Q), a method for automatically effecting "Absolute Track Registration" and compensating for "offsets" by using the peak position of one of signals (P or Q) to find "true" position (true offset) for the other (Q or P) wherein the R/W actuator is brought to rest at a reference position and sample-offset signal generated; while the corresponding magnitude of related positioning signals are detected--this being repeated until the peak values of said positioning signals is located whereupon the corresponding position-offset is derived as "true offset"--the actuator then being repositioned by this "true offset" value; and repeating this for a given number of track sites across the disk.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4551776 (1985-11-01), Roalson
patent: 4590527 (1986-05-01), Warner
patent: 4628380 (1986-12-01), Quackenbush

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