Dual magnetic head mount
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsMunesige Maeda, Hiroshi Nishida, Yasuo Akiyama, Masaaki Hayashi
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Abstract
A magnetic head for recording and reproducing signals by the cores incorporated in two sliders disposed on both sides of a flexible magnetic disc, wherein the two sliders are supported respectively on gimbal flexures having omnidirectional degrees of freedom, one of the two sliders is pressed against the flexible magnetic disc by means of a loading spring, and the other slider is fixed in the optimal position relative to the disc in the direction perpendicular to the surface of the disc.
Claims5
A mount for magnetic heads for recording and reproducing signals by the cores incorporated in two sliders disposed on respective sides of a flexible magnetic disc, comprising
- gimbal flexures for providing said two sliders with omnidirectional degrees of freedom so that said sliders may be kept in a stable surface-to-surface contact with said flexible magnetic disc;
- loading spring means for causing one of said two sliders to be kept in a surface-to-surface contact with said disc;
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- means for fixing the other slider in an optimal position relative to said disc in the direction perpendicular to the surface of said disc.
A mount for magnetic heads for recording and reproducing signals by the cores incorporated in two sliders disposed on respective sides of a flexible magnetic disc, comprising
- gimbal flexures for providing said two sliders with omnidirectional degrees of freedom so that said sliders may be kept in a stable surface-to-surface contact with said flexible magnetic disc;
- swing arms by which said gimbal flexures are fixedly supported and by means of which said sliders can be made to move toward and away from said flexible magnetic disc;
- loading spring means for causing one of said two sliders to be kept in a surface-to-surface contact with said disc;
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- means for fixing the position of the other slider relative to said disc in the direction perpendicular to the surface of said disc, by supporting said other slider on a pivot provided on a stopper attached to one of said swing arms on which said other slider is fixed via said gimbal flexure.
A mount magnetic heads for recording and reproducing signals by the cores incorporated in two sliders disposed on respective sides of a flexible magnetic disc, comprising
- gimbal flexures for providing said two sliders with omnidirectional degrees of freedom so that said sliders may be kept in a stable surface-to-surface contact with said flexible magnetic disc;
- swing arms by which said gimbal flexures are fixedly supported and by means of which said sliders can be made to move toward and away from said flexible magnetic disc;
- loading spring means for causing one of said two sliders to be kept in a surface-to-surface contact with said disc;
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- means for fixing the position of the other slider relative to said disc in the direction perpendicular to the surface of said disc, by supporting said other slider on pivots provided on a stopper attached to one of said swing arms on which said other slider is fixed via said gimbal flexure, said pivots being so arranged on said stopper that said other slider may have a degree of freedom only in the pitching direction.
A mount magnetic heads for recording and reproducing signals by the cores incorporated in two sliders disposed on respective sides of a flexible magnetic disc, comprising
- gimbal flexures for providing said two sliders with omnidirectional degrees of freedom so that said sliders may be kept in a stable surface-to-surface contact with said flexible magnetic disc;
- swing arms by which said gimbal flexures are fixedly supported and which cause said sliders to come near to and to recede from said flexible magnetic disc;
- loading spring means for causing one of said two sliders to be kept in a surface-to-surface contact with said disc;
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- means for fixing the position of the other slider relative to said disc in the direction perpendicular to the surface of said disc, by supporting said other slider on pivots provided on a stopper attached to one of said swing arms on which said other slider is fixed via said gimbal flexure, said pivots being so arranged on said stopper that said other slider may have a degree of freedom only in the rolling direction.
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