Presentation 2005/6/10
Design of Patterned Media for 1 Tbit/in^2 Recording
Naoki HONDA,
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Abstract(in English) Patterned magnetic recording media were designed aiming at 1 Tbit/in^2. Thermal stability condition was determined using minimum nucleation field. Use of larger saturation magnetization and the inclined applied field was found to be effective to reduce the required recording field strength. It was found from the simulation analysis based on a small element cells that a coherent magnetization reversal is realized for dots with the aspect ratio of less than 3/2, wall structure of the dot affect on its coercivity, both small dot-spacing and a large dispersion in the anisotropy reduces the nucleation field and increases the recording field. Recording simulation revealed that the shift margin in the cross track direction is much smaller than that in the down track direction, which limits the dot size to be less than half of the dot-period. Elongated dots in the down track exhibited increased cross track shift margin. Realization of 1 Tbit/in^2 recording would be realized using proposed patterned media.
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Keyword(in English) 1 Tbit/in2 recording / Patterned media / Magnetic simulation / Dot size / Shift margin in recording
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Title (in English) Design of Patterned Media for 1 Tbit/in^2 Recording
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Keyword(1) 1 Tbit/in2 recording
Keyword(2) Patterned media
Keyword(3) Magnetic simulation
Keyword(4) Dot size
Keyword(5) Shift margin in recording
1st Author's Name Naoki HONDA
1st Author's Affiliation Akita Research Institute of Advanced Technology, Akita Prefectural R & D Center()
Date 2005/6/10
Paper # MR2005-15
Volume (vol) vol.105
Number (no) 115
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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