Print motor assembly for use in a magnetic recording/reproducing

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

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36013024, G11B 552

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059699094

ABSTRACT:
A head drum assembly for use in a magnetic recording/reproducing apparatus includes a rotary shaft, a head drum secured to the rotary shaft via a bearing, a bushing fitted around the rotary shaft, for preloading the bearing, the bushing having a top and a bottom surfaces, and a print motor assembly. The print motor assembly includes an upper rotor yoke mounted on the top surface of the bushing, a printed circuit board stator winding attached on the head drum so as to be located below the upper rotor yoke, a lower rotor yoke attached on the bottom surface of the bushing so as to be positioned below the printed circuit board stator winding, and a permanent magnet disposed at an inside of the lower rotor yoke facing toward the printed circuit board stator winding.

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