WeA-3-5 A STUDY ON HEAD/TAPE SPACING OF BARIUM FERRITE MAGNETIC TAPE MEDIA
Eiki Ozawa, Yuichi Kurihashi, Osamu Shimizu
Abstract
Eiki Ozawa, Yuichi Kurihashi, Osamu Shimizu
Abstract
To understand why barium ferrite (BaFe) tape exhibits low friction and small spacing loss, the magnetic spacing, transition parameter and head/tape physical spacing were investigated and compared with metal particle (MP) tape. As a result, we found that using BaFe tape can reduce both the magnetic spacing and the transition parameter while maintaining a similar friction (physical spacing) as that of MP tape. The ability to reduce these parameters is considered to be due to a particle property specific to barium ferrite. These results suggest that BaFe tape is superior to MP tape for high-density recording.
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To understand why barium ferrite (BaFe) tape exhibits low friction and small spacing loss, the magnetic spacing, transition parameter and head/tape physical spacing were investigated and compared with metal particle (MP) tape. As a result, we found that using BaFe tape can reduce both the magnetic spacing and the transition parameter while maintaining a similar friction (physical spacing) as that of MP tape. The ability to reduce these parameters is considered to be due to a particle property specific to barium ferrite. These results suggest that BaFe tape is superior to MP tape for high-density recording.
Key concepts: Barium ferrite, Magnetic tape, Materials science, Ferrite (magnet), Barium, Composite material, Head (geology), Acoustics