Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Dynamic mechanism subsystem – Having power driven transducer assembly
Patent
1994-03-21
1996-06-04
Young, W. R.
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Dynamic mechanism subsystem
Having power driven transducer assembly
359814, 359824, 369 4414, 369 4416, G11B 2102, G11B 7095
Patent
active
055240046
ABSTRACT:
A scanning device carried on a slide has a section which is movable relative to the slide in the direction of slide movement and in a focusing direction transverse to that direction. An actuator controls both directions of relative movement during normal scanning. To permit free movement in the focusing direction without friction during periods of high acceleration or deceleration of the slide, a mechanical stop limits the relative movement in the direction of slide movement. To prevent friction from impeding focusing movement, the stop is compliant in the focusing direction.
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U.S. Philips Corporation
Young W. R.
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