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1 Day Course
This course is a "Lite" treatment of Disk Drive Servo for those who wish a basic introduction to disk drive servo concepts. The intended audience includes the broad spectrum of semi-technical and non-technical members of the disk drive and related industries who wish to have servo terms and concepts "demystified". Assuming no previous knowledge of control systems theory, the course introduces fundamentals such as Track Mis-Registration (TMR), servo patterns, and Voice Coil Motors (VCMs). Building on this foundation, servo loops, bode plots, and servo compensator design are introduced at a very basic level with minimal math. The course teaches how the servo systems works together with the disk drive mechanical system to achieve desired track following performance. Briefly highlighted are digitally sampled servo systems and MR Head servo issues. The course concludes with a review of the existing challenges faced in the quest for ever higher TPIs. Not included in this course are the more technical topics such as: 747 measurements, detailed analysis and design of servo loop compensators, digitally sampled control systems (in-depth), seek systems, and modern control methods. Those wishing to cover these subjects should consider our 2-dayDisk Drive Servo course.
Servo Mission
Track Misregistration (TMR)
Position Transducer Systems
Embedded Servo Patterns
Gray Encoded Cylinder Numbers
Phase Encoding
Quadrature Servo Bursts
Decoding Embedded Servo
Peak vs. Area Detection
Demodulation and Signal Timing
Servo Track Writing
Actuators and Drivers
Voice Coil Motors (VCM)
Torque Constant
VCM Driver Circuit
On-Track Servo Loop
Servo Loop Block Diagram
Bode Plots
Loop Stability
Basic Compensation Methods
Phase Margin
Gain Margin |
Dealing with Real Mechanics
Repeatable Runout (RRO)
Non-Repeatable Runout (NRRO)
Shock and Vibration
Resonances
Biases and Offsets
Design Trade-Offs
Modern Servo Highlights
Digital Servo Description
Sampled Servo Issues
Impact of MR Heads on Servo
Future Trends
Disturbances and Errors
Dual Stage Actuators
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