Tilted media in a perpendicular recording system for high areal density recording
Yongchao Zou, J. P. Wang, C. H. Hee, Tow Chong Chong
Abstract
Yongchao Zou, J. P. Wang, C. H. Hee, Tow Chong Chong
Abstract
To overcome the high sensitivity of the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) to the switching field distribution in the perpendicular media, we proposed to use tilted media in the perpendicular recording system in this letter. It was found that a much better tolerance of the easy-axis distribution could be achieved when tilted media were used instead of perpendicular media in a perpendicular recording system. We then analyzed the range of the switching field at the freezing points, and found that high Ku magnetic material is feasible in tilted media. The results indicated that the areal density could be more than 62% higher than that of perpendicular media when 45° easy-axis tilted media with Ku=7.0×106 erg/cm3 were used. Finally, simulation of the switching dynamics revealed that a much faster magnetization switching could be achieved in 45°-tilted media than in perpendicular media.
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To overcome the high sensitivity of the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) to the switching field distribution in the perpendicular media, we proposed to use tilted media in the perpendicular recording system in this letter. It was found that a much better tolerance of the easy-axis distribution could be achieved when tilted media were used instead of perpendicular media in a perpendicular recording system. We then analyzed the range of the switching field at the freezing points, and found that high Ku magnetic material is feasible in tilted media. The results indicated that the areal density could be more than 62% higher than that of perpendicular media when 45° easy-axis tilted media with Ku=7.0×106 erg/cm3 were used. Finally, simulation of the switching dynamics revealed that a much faster magnetization switching could be achieved in 45°-tilted media than in perpendicular media.
Key concepts: Perpendicular, Perpendicular recording, Patterned media, Area density, Recording media, Materials science, Optics, SIGNAL (programming language)