
WITE32 Release Notes Version 3.20
4.2.1 Head Bandwidth Selection for RWA Models With Servo-3
In order to support Servo-3 for low frequency heads the head bandwidth selection feature is introduced. To
specify the head bandwidth the Head Bandwidth frame is added to the Servo Control dialog box (Control |
Servo). This frame has the following three options:
• 110 MFlux/s and Above
• 54-110 MFlux/s
• Below 54 MFlux/s
Figure 21: Head Bandwidth Selection
You select the appropriate head bandwidth range depending on the maximum frequency of the non-degraded
signal, which the head under test can deliver. For example, if the head under test can reliably write and read
signals only up to 100 MFlux/s frequency, then you select the 54-110 MFlux/s head bandwidth option.
If the servo calibration procedure detects that the optimal servo frequency is lower than the selected head
bandwidth range, it terminates with the following error message: “The measured optimal servo frequency
<value1> is lower then minimal frequency <value2>. Please, check the “Head Bandwidth” setting in the
“Servo Control” dialog box”.
If the optimal servo frequency is higher than the selected head bandwidth range, the servo calibration procedure
finishes, but displays the following warning message in the status bar of the Servo Calibration dialog box: “The
head has higher bandwidth than selected in Servo Control dialog box” (see Figure 22).
Note: Lower head bandwidth selection increases the size of the servo area (the portion of the track occupied by the servo
data).
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