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Reliability of PMN-PT piezoelectric material as an actuator for high density hard disk drive

Author(s)
Wattananukulchai, Parinya
Isarakorn, Don
Date Issued
July 2, 2018
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/ECTICon.2018.8619905
Abstract
In the latest high-density hard disk drives (HDDs), the piezoelectric actuator of head gimbal assembly (HGA) is the key technology for precisely positioning the magnetic head. To increase HDD's areal density, a smaller track pitch and a faster spindle speed should be used but the faster the spindle rotates the larger the disturbance is. Hence, a newer PMN-PT piezoelectric actuator is needed to overcome the displacement bandwidth limitation restricted by the current PZT piezoelectric actuator. This paper investigated the reliability and performance of PMN-PT piezoelectric single crystal that was implemented on the a commercial HGA for the first time in an experiment. The objectives were to ensure that PMN-PT would not crack during the HDD assembly process and the performance of HDD equipped with this material was still reliable under thermal degradation. From the experiments on a prototype HGA, it was found that PMN-PT had a high degradation temperature of 1500C and was 2 times harder than PZT piezoelectric.
Citation
Ecti Con 2018 15th International Conference on Electrical Engineering Electronics Computer Telecommunications and Information Technology, 188-192, 2018
Subjects

HDD

HGA

PMN-PT

PZT

Thermal degration

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