Lecture

Magnetic Recording Technologies: Stability, HAMR, Read Head

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Description

This lecture covers the stability criteria of individual storage grains, the trilemma in magnetic recording, magnetic properties of materials, strategies like HAMR to increase recording densities, recording configurations, read/write head structure, and spintronics in magnetic materials.

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