Read/write controlling apparatus for adjusting the data length of a magnetic disk
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsNorikazu Takayama, Tsuneo Hirose, Akira Kojima
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsNorikazu Takayama, Tsuneo Hirose, Akira Kojima
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The present invention relates to a magnetic disk control apparatus capable of utilizing a data region of a track. The data read/write controlling apparatus according to the present invention comprises a unit for serially reading a signal series constructed of a servo signal and data which has been recorded on a recording track; a unit for generating a first read/ write control signal in response to the servo signal of the read signal series; a unit for generating a second read/write control signal between the generation of the servo signal and a generation of a servo signal subsequent to the first-mentioned signal; a unit for writing given data into the data region of the recording track in response to the generation of the read/write control signal; and a unit for externally outputting data read out just after the read/write control signal is generated.
A data read/write controlling apparatus for adjusting a data length of a magnetic disk in which a recording track is defined, said track having alternating control and data regions, a control region indicating a beginning of a data region and having a servo signal recorded therein, the a data region having a predetermined physical data length for recording data, the apparatus comprising:
A data read/write controlling apparatus for adjusting a data length of a magnetic disk in which a recording track is defined, said track having alternating control and data regions, the control region indicating a beginning of the data region and having a servo signal recorded therein, the data region having a predetermined physical data length for recording data, comprising:
A data read/write controlling apparatus for adjusting a data length of a magnetic disk in which a recording track is defined, said track being formed by alternating control region and data regions, the control region indicating a beginning of the data region and having a servo signal recorded therein, the data region having a predetermined physical data length for recording the data, comprising:
A data read/write controlling apparatus for adjusting a data length of a magnetic disk in which a recording track is defined, said track being formed of alternating control and data regions, the control region indicating a beginning of the data region and having a servo signal recorder therein, the data region having a predetermined physical data length for recording data, comprising:
A data read/write controlling apparatus for reading data from a magnetic disk in which a recording track is defined, said track being formed of alternating control and data regions, the control region indicating a beginning of the data region and having a servo signal recorder therein, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for outputting data stored on tracks of a magnetic medium, which tracks include alternating control and data regions, and which data is stored as first and second data each having a logic length that is smaller than a physical data length of the data region, said apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for recording data on tracks of a magnetic medium, which tracks include alternating control and data regions, which control regions have control information previously stored therein, and which data is to be recorded as first and second data each having a logic length that is smaller than a physical data length of the data region, said apparatus comprising:
A method for outputting data stored on tracks of a magnetic medium, which tacks include alternating control and data regions, and which data is stored as first and second data each having a logic length that is smaller than a physical data length of the data region, said method comprising the steps of:
A method for recording data on tracks of a magnetic medium, which tracks include alternating control and data regions, which control regions have control information previously stored therein, and which data is to be recorded as first and second data each hiving a logic length that is smaller than a physical data length of the data region, said method comprising the steps of:
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