STORAGE DEVICE AND DESIGN METHOD THEREOF
According to one embodiment, a storage device includes a spindle assembly including a spindle motor configured to rotate a disk, and a clamp ring configured to fix the disk to the spindle motor, and a slider with a head configured to read/write data on/from the disk, and configured to fly over a surface of the rotating disk. The slider includes a trailing edge on a floating surface of the slider opposed to the disk, and the trailing edge is an end part through which an airflow exits. The spindle assembly and the slider are configured to satisfy a relationship of 0.95f≦F≦1.05f at a temperature of 23° C., where f is an anti-resonance frequency of the trailing edge, and F is a resonance frequency of the spindle assembly.
1 . A storage device comprising:
a spindle assembly comprising a spindle motor configured to rotate a disk, and a clamp ring configured to attach the disk to the spindle motor; and
a slider with a head configured to read data from the disk and to write data on the disk, and configured to fly over a surface of the rotating disk,
wherein the slider comprises a trailing edge on a floating surface of the slider facing the disk, the trailing edge being an end portion configured to exhaust an airflow, and
the spindle assembly is configured to satisfy a relationship of 0.95f≦F≦1.05f substantially at a temperature of 23° C., where f is an anti-resonance frequency of the trailing edge, and F is a resonance frequency of the spindle assembly.
2 . A design method of a storage device comprising a spindle assembly comprising a spindle motor configured to rotate a disk and a clamp ring configured to fix the disk to the spindle motor, and a slider with a head configured to read data from the disk and to write data on the disk, the slider configured to fly over a surface of the rotating disk, the design method comprising:
adjusting a rigidity of a bearing of the spindle assembly in order to satisfy a relationship of 0.95f≦F≦1.05f substantially at a temperature of 23° C., where f is an anti-resonance frequency of a trailing edge on a floating surface of the slider facing the disk which is an end portion configured to exhaust an airflow, and F is a resonance frequency of the spindle assembly.
3 . The design method of claim 2 , further comprising adjusting a diameter of the clamp ring.
4 . The design method of claim 2 , further comprising changing a diameter of a spacer between two disks next to each other and configured to maintain a gap between the two disks.
5 . The design method of claim 2 , further comprising changing a rigidity of a base as a supporting portion of the spindle motor.
6 . The design method of claim 2 , further comprising changing a size of the slider.