journal article·2001-10

Drive integration challenges for perpendicular recording

Steven E. Lambert, Bruce M. Lairson, Hai Nguy, Linda Nguyen, Ton Huang, Jason Adler, Srini Gopalaswamy

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Abstract

Integration of heads and media for perpendicular recording into disk drives will require new developments in several areas. This paper discusses the methods we use to characterize error rate and servo performance of perpendicular recording components, and highlights the impact of skew angle and external field on recording performance. We also report our first efforts to incorporate perpendicular components into disk drives.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · Advanced Data Storage Technologies · Adhesion, Friction, and Surface Interactions

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