Simulation of Dynamic Behavior of Slider at Head/Disk Interface of Hard Disk Drives

Yi Chen; Hong Rui Ao; Hong Yuan Jiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.151.189

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Simulation of Dynamic Behavior of Slider at Head/Disk Interface of Hard Disk Drives

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The effect of contact between the sliders and disks on the flying characteristics of sliders in hard disk drives was modeled and analyzed. The differential equation of motion for slider was constructed based on slider/disk dynamics model with consideration of contact force. The contact was simplified as an elastic contact style and described by Hertzian contact method. The slider responses were simulated by using SimMechanics software. The results indicate that slider acts as periodic vibration under the contact force.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 151)

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January 2012

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Yi Chen, Hong Rui Ao, Hong Yuan Jiang

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Contact Force, Disk Interface, Dynamic Simulation, Slider Interface

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