B. Garrettson, S. Tan, A. Lakshmikumaran, F. Talke
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Effect of slot edge defects on the head/tape spacing
The effect of slot edge defects on the performance of the head/tape interface is studied for single and double module heads. A number of typical edge defects was created artificially on a glass replica of an actual head, and three-wavelength interferometry was used to study spacing changes caused by these defects. The results show that head edge defects have a small influence on the flying behavior of tape with the effects being localized to the immediate defect area.