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Data Recovery Glossary > Embedded Servo

Embedded servo is the method of using the space between sectors of a hard drive to provide servo-positioning information. Developed in 1970s, embedded servo technique is used for track position information is prerecorded between data areas in a track so that a data head, and proper additional circuitry, can determine the data head location with respect to the center position of the track in question.

Embedded servo also called wedge servo is a type of servo configuration used on hard disks. Embedded servo makes more space available for data on the drive.

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