Some aspects of overwrite in thick magnetic media

Stek, A.; Stupp, S.E.; Luitjens, B.

doi:10.1109/20.539261

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“…Phenomenological models were suggested [1], [2], but the results were not conclusive. The present report is a recording physics analysis using a Williams and Comstock [5], [6] approximation and complex variable notation [7] for simple, analytic results for thin recording films.…”

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Nonlinear transition shift and overwrite frequency dependence

Baker

1998

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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A simple analysis is used to relate nonlinear transition shift to the large range of overwrite values observed for different densities of the background and overwriting data. Fields from old transitions in front of the head shift the new data locations giving the measured variations.Index Terms-Complex variable, frequency dependence, magnetic field, nonlinear transition shift, overwrite, proximity effects.

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“…The complex derivative gives , horizontal, and , vertical field components (2) The dominant contributor to the field, of course, is the head, described here by the Karlquist model. Boundary conditions Manuscript received July 14, 1997; revised January 29, 1998.…”

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Nonlinear transition shift and overwrite frequency dependence

Baker

1998

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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“…(5) and (6) and assume interaction lengths, 1, of 36 pin and 26 pin, to fit the 178 kfci data of Figs. 1 and 2.…”

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The dependence of overwrite on proximity effects

Fitzpatrick

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1996

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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The widely held theories of overwrite (OW) on thin film media predict very little sensitivity to the low frequency used In the measurement. Here experimental data is shown with,% variation of more than 15 dB as the low frequency is changed from 112 to 1/14 of the high frequency pattern. Tang and Tsang's work on interpattern interactions is used to explain the sensitivity of OW to the specific frequencies used In the measurement

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