MicroPhysics
DHT-2

MicroPhysics
Disk Head Tester (DHT-2)
MicroPhysics
DHT has been designed
“from a clean slate” to realize a tester capable of measuring
ultra-high track pitch heads.
For active track following, the DHT uses an embedded servo, sectored and
in quadrature.
The track following is accomplished using a voice-coil rotary actuator
with an independent 2.5 Angstrom (0.01 u”) resolution.
While others have added piezo actuators to legacy systems to accomplish
micropositioning, MicroPhysics has introduced a new concept in spinstands,
directly addressing the needs of higher track pitch testing.
MicroPhysics DHT has been proven to measure real heads at well over 6 KTPmm (150
KTPI).
For
2005, the DHT-2 has been updated with capability for 165 servo sectors, a
completely digital parametrics measurement, and lower cost, with the entire
electronics system packaged onto 3 PCI cards.
Product
Features:
Open
Architecture:
New MicroPhysics DHT preamp boards can be engineered and
manufactured by MicroPhysics, or by the end user.
With
its open configuration, customers have been able to integrate
preamps into MicroPhysics system more quickly than on other systems.
Full
Quad Servo:
The DHT-2 utilizes a true quadrature closed-loop servo for track position during
write/read and off-track measurements.
The system has been designed to allow high servo bandwidth sufficient to
reduce once-around variations allowing greater capability for very narrow track width
heads.
Spinstand
Specifications:
System
specifications are subject to change.

MicroPhysics DHT-2
Complete Electronics Set is 3 PCI Cards
Designed for
High TPI and Cost Effectiveness
The
MicroPhysics DHT
electronics
package is 3 PCI cards. This architecture allows low initial cost and
major upgrade capabilities.
Electronics
Specifications:
RESULTS:

150 KTPI Error Rate Profiles

150 KTPI 747 Curves
MicroPhysics,
Inc.
5451 Avenida Encinas, Suite H
Carlsbad, CA 92008
(760) 931-8100 / Fax (760) 931-8101
Specifications subject
to change without notice or obligation.
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