Abstract

Edge printing is one of the perpendicular magnetic printing methods for writing servo signals with high speed, high accuracy and low cost. Sub-peaks of waveform from edge printed media are concerned as the sub-peaks can cause errors during the read-back process. In this study, in order to reduce sub-peaks, the influence of printing field, bit length and patterned magnetic layer thickness of master medium on sub-peaks is investigated by using a metal-evaporated (ME) tape as a slave medium. The results show that sub-peak to main peak ratio decreases with stronger printing field, smaller bit length and thicker patterned magnetic layer of master media.

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