Method and apparatus for adaptive gain balancing of at least one of two rotational sensors in a hard disk drive
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorBrian K. Tanner
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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorBrian K. Tanner
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A hard disk drive and its circuit board and an integrated circuit are disclosed using two piezoelectric devices each having one terminal used to generate signal. The first signal goes to one input of a differential amplifier. The second signal goes to an amplifier whose gain is controlled to create an amplified second signal for the differential amplifier whose output and the first and second signals create a selected signal received by an A/D converter to create a sampled signal used to create a linear disturbance signal and/or a rotational compensation signal, which in turn are used to control the gain of the amplifier to minimize a PES envelope and/or a harmonic PES envelope either in calibration or normal operation of the hard disk drive.
1 A hard disk drive, comprising:
The hard disk drive of claim 1, wherein said processor is configured to respond to a Position Error Signal (PES) (90) results from accessing at least one track (15) on a rotating disk surface (6) to create said gain control.
The hard disk drive of claim 1, further comprising an integrated circuit (50) including said amplifier, said differential amplifier, said analog multiplexer and said analog to digital converter.
The hard disk drive of claim 1, wherein at least one of the group consisting of said first piezoelectric device and said second piezoelectric device is mounted on a member of the group consisting of said circuit board and a disk base included in said hard disk drive.
A circuit board (38) configured for use in a hard disk drive (10), comprising:
A integrated circuit (50) configured for use in a hard disk drive (10), comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.