Magnetic head suspension
AssigneeSuncall Corporation
InventorsYasuo Fujimoto, Satoru Takasugi
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AssigneeSuncall Corporation
InventorsYasuo Fujimoto, Satoru Takasugi
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A load bending part includes a pair of first elastic plate parts and a second elastic plate part. The pair of first elastic plate parts are elastically deformed in a bended manner so as to generate a first pressing load. The second elastic plate part is positioned between the pair of first elastic plate parts in the suspension widthwise direction in a state of having both ends in its longitudinal direction connected to a pair of support pieces of a supporting part, and are elastically deformed in a twisted manner around a twist axis line along the suspension widthwise direction so as to generate a second pressing load. The total of the first and second pressing loads functions as a load for pressing the magnetic head slider toward the disk surface against air pressure due to rotation of a disk surface.
A magnetic head suspension comprising a load bending part that generates a load for pressing a magnetic head slider toward a disk surface, a load beam part that transmits the load to the magnetic head slider, a supporting part that supports the load beam part through the load bending portion and that includes a main body region and a pair of support pieces extended from both ends of the main body region in a suspension widthwise direction toward a distal end side of the suspension so as to define a concave part therebetween opened toward the distal end side of the suspension at a center in the suspension width direction, a flexure part that is joined to the load beam part and that supports the magnetic head slider, and an equilibrating weight part that is connected to the load beam part so as to have a proximal end located within the concave part in planar view and that forms, together with the load beam part, the flexure part and the magnetic head slider, an assembly supported by the supporting part through the load bending part, wherein
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