journal article·2008-11

Past and present of perpendicular magnetic recording

Shunichi Iwasaki

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Abstract

Past and present of perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR) is described. PMR was born at a university institute 30 year ago and hard disk drive (HDD) industry is now converting the products from longitudinal magnetic recording (LMR) to PMR. The way to the present, however, was not flat. The research of PMR experienced the death valley in the 1990s, but was overcome by its unique research system. The commercialization of PMR was much later than it was expected in the beginning, which might have affected the position of HDDs in storage systems. The market of HDDs is expected to steadily grow towards the future being supported by PMR.
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OpenAlex topics: Magnetic properties of thin films · Adhesion, Friction, and Surface Interactions · Advanced Data Storage Technologies

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