Abstract

Co–Zn ferrite films were deposited on glass ceramic disks of 1.89″ in diameter by the facing targets sputtering, and their read/write characteristics were evaluated using a merged type of MR head. Specimen disk with (1 1 1) orientation, Disk(1 1 1), possessed larger perpendicular magnetization component than disk with (311) orientation, Disk(3 1 1). The linear recording density D 50 increased with decrease of film thickness for both of these disks and the highest D 50 was 136 kfrpi for Disk(1 1 1) and 86 kfrpi for Disk(3 1 1), respectively. The reason why higher recording density was attained for Disk(1 1 1) seemed to be attributed to small 4 πM r δ and the significance of perpendicular magnetization component. The transition noise of Disk(1 1 1) was almost constant with the increase in recording density, while that for Disk(3 1 1) increased.

Full Text
Paper version not known

Talk to us

Join us for a 30 min session where you can share your feedback and ask us any queries you have

Schedule a call