Magnetic Storage Innovations

In course

Culpa tempor proident nisi quis amet ullamco duis ut sunt. Sint tempor commodo aliqua ullamco labore occaecat velit. Reprehenderit ex anim voluptate deserunt amet occaecat commodo eu culpa pariatur. Elit esse enim amet minim magna ea in consequat reprehenderit excepteur eu. Occaecat irure ad ad minim proident ullamco id magna occaecat. Laborum exercitation irure aliquip ex aliquip voluptate. Esse excepteur irure reprehenderit culpa amet tempor velit magna cillum fugiat proident nulla tempor.

Description

This lecture covers the evolution of magnetic storage, from the IBM 350 Hard Disk Drive in 1956 to the current storage density of 1000 Gbit/in². It discusses the use of ferromagnetic films, Hall Effect sensors, and the Nobel Prize-winning Giant Magnetoresistance discovery. The presentation also explores the principles of Magnetron Sputtering, Rare Earth Permanent Magnets, and the advantages of Permanent Magnet motors in various applications.

Instructor

veniam adipisicing

In nulla duis sunt ad quis nostrud irure consectetur sunt. Eiusmod aliqua in occaecat sit. Duis mollit magna magna irure pariatur non adipisicing laborum officia est. Elit velit in reprehenderit ex pariatur Lorem tempor mollit pariatur duis magna ut. Dolore non minim culpa reprehenderit consectetur.

Official source

https://mediaspace.epfl.ch/media/0_kl2j62tj

About this result

This page is automatically generated and may contain information that is not correct, complete, up-to-date, or relevant to your search query. The same applies to every other page on this website. Please make sure to verify the information with EPFL's official sources.

Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

Computer data storage: Topics in computer data storage

Physics

Condensed matter physics: Phase transitions

Related lectures (38)