On the lifetime of plasmonic transducers in heat assisted magnetic recording

For a heat assisted magnetic recording system to be successful, it must deliver heat to a small spot on a magnetic disk without being damaged by the applied power. This paper shows that such conditions may not be easily attained in systems that use laser energy and plasmonic near field transducers....

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