Influence of hard-transition shift on overwrite characteristics in perpendicular magnetic recording
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Abstract
The influence of hard-transition shift (HTS) on overwrite (O/W) performance is described. Previously, we reported for the case where a low density background signal is overwritten by a high density signal in perpendicular magnetic recording. We concluded that the influence of HTS was periodic and affected O/W performance. Here we also report for the opposite case, where a high density signal is overwritten by a low density signal. Again, we find that the influence of HTS is periodic, or a sort of modulation. However, in this case, our experiments show that it does not affect O/W performance.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · Adhesion, Friction, and Surface Interactions · Semiconductor materials and devices
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