Redundant servo pattern stamper

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record copying – Contact transfer

Reexamination Certificate

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C360S015000, C360S017000, C369S013010, C369S014000

Reexamination Certificate

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06940667

ABSTRACT:
A plurality of redundant sets of servo data are recorded on a magnetic hard disk. The set meeting a predetermine criteria is employed when the hard disk is assembled into a hard disk drive. The determination of which set has the criteria may be conducted by the disk drive itself. The criteria may include a determination the set of servo data having meeting a minimum quality criteria or the fewest errors. The criteria may include a selection of a set of servo data having a specific pattern where the prerecorded sets may comprise a differing servo patterns that may be used by disk drives requiring specific servo patterns. The servo data are printed onto the hard disk by means of a stamper or mask having all the sets of servo data.

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