Fujitsu Corporation

Naozumi Tsuda

Tsugito Maruyama

Hiroyuki Kubotera

Satoru Komada

A head arm of a magnetic disk device has reduced air flow turbulence around the head arm using one or more of several configurations, such as multiple apertures, various chamfered edges, various protrusion configurations, and head arm shapes.

Head arm of magnetic disk device

A head arm includes a main body, partially located with a first area above a recordable medium. The main body includes a first surface opposite to the recordable medium and a second surface opposite to the first surface. A hole extends through the main body between the first and second surfaces. The main body also has a first connector portion connectible to a driving portion; and a second connector portion connectible to a head. The through hole is formed on only one side with respect to a line that halves the first area between said first and second connector portions.

Head arm having through hole for making head arm lightweight, head moving mechanism and disk unit having the head arm

A scanner scans the scan subject by means of utilizing a rotative movement of a rotatable movable member for rotatably moving on a predetermined rotation axis. A scan mirror is supported by a single support axis. A rotary power of drive motors is converted into a reciprocating motion by crank mechanisms to rotatively move the scan mirror. A rotary angle of the scan mirror is detected by utilizing a principle of an interferometer.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Naozumi Tsuda