Designing, Modeling, and Testing Particle Robust Air Bearings for Perpendicular Recording Media

Particle-induced damage on perpendicular recording media can be categorized as physical damage to the media and magnetic erasures with limited physical damage. Component-level tests were developed in order to measure particle robustness of air bearing designs for these two failure modes. A published...

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Hauptverfasser:	Brand, J.L., Roy, M., Frenz, A.D.
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Schlagworte:	Air bearing design Conducting materials Fluorescence magnetic erasures Magnetic force microscopy Magnetic heads Magnetic levitation Magnetic materials Materials testing Particle measurements particle-induced damage Particles Perpendicular magnetic recording Robustness
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