Magnetic shielding for electromagnetic microactuator

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head mounting – For shifting head between tracks

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ABSTRACT:
A disc drive microactuation system finely positions a transducing head carried by a slider adjacent a selected radial track of a rotatable disc. An electromagnetic microactuator having a stator and a rotor operatively connected to the slider is provided on a substrate. The rotor is movable with respect to the stator to effect fine movement of the slider. A magnetic shield layer is provided on the substrate for shielding the electromagnetic microactuator.

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