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By Sakhrat Khizroev

Magnetic recording is anticipated to turn into center expertise in a multi-billion greenback within the within the very close to destiny. probably the most severe discoveries concerning perpendicular write and playback heads and perpendicular media have been made in simple terms over the last numerous years due to large and in depth study in either academia and of their fierce race to increase the superparamagnetic restrict within the magnetic recording media. those discoveries seem to be serious for imposing perpendicular magnetic recording into an exact disk drive.
This ebook addresses all of the open questions and concerns which have to be resolved sooner than perpendicular recording can ultimately be applied effectively, and is the 1st monograph in lots of years to deal with this subject.
This ebook is meant for graduate scholars, younger engineers or even senior and more matured researchers during this box who have to collect enough wisdom of the physics of perpendicular magnetic recording so as to additional strengthen the sector of perpendicular recording.

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Also, as described below, by reducing the throat height, the recording field at saturation is increased. There are two competing factors contributing into the increase of the recording field as a result of the throat height reduction. First, the field is increased because as a result of the throat height reduction the point inside the pole tip at which the saturation starts to occur is shifted closer to the ABS. Calculated magnetization contours along the central cross-track planes inside the main pole tip in two extreme cases, with fairly tall and sufficiently short throats, are shown in Figures 18a and b, respectively.

Therefore, the SUL is an indispensable part of the recording head, as well as it is of the recording medium. 1. Magnetic Image Model It is convenient to use the so-called "magnetic image" model for more transparent description of recording processes in a system with a SUL [53]. According to this model, the SUL is replaced with a half-space, which contains a mirror image of the recording head, as shown in a schematic diagram in Figure 7. Such replacement is theoretically justified provided the SUL can be approximated to be ideal [56].

Hence, the understanding of the principles utilized to design SPH geometry shall make SPH modifications most efficient for satisfying the demand for the areal density increase. Drive coil I Leading pole TH TL G M Main pole W T ABS Figure 16. A schematic diagram of a SPH. Before going into details, it is worth reminding the major requirements towards a write head in perpendicular recording: 1)the ability to generate a sufficiently strong field for recording onto a medium with adequate coercivity, 2)the ability to generate sufficiently large trailing and side field gradients for recording sufficiently sharp transitions and narrow tracks, respectively, 3)the ability to localize the recording field in a fairly limited region along the track so that the skew angle sensitivity is minimized (see Section Skew Angle Sensitivity), 4)the ability to maintain reasonable efficiency of a recording system.

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