Investigating Recording Patterns Using Magnetic Force Microscopy

J.P.J. (Hans) Groenland; G.J.P. (Peter) van Engelen; Jan P.C. Bernards; Hugo A.J. Cramer

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Investigating Recording Patterns Using Magnetic Force Microscopy

J.P.J. (Hans) Groenland, G.J.P. (Peter) van Engelen, Jan P.C. Bernards, Hugo A.J. Cramer

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Abstract

The magnetic force microscope is a valuable tool for the qualitative analysis of local phenomena in magnetic recording media. To study the possibilities for a more quantitative analysis, the MFM results have been compared with recording results. It is shown that such analysis is hampered by the nonlinear transfer characteristic and by the masking of local high-definition details due to the application of an auxiliary electrostatic field in the current instrument.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	327-329
Number of pages	3
Journal	Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials
Volume	120
Issue number	120
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/0304-8853(93)91353-9
Publication status	Published - 1993

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METIS-112380
EWI-5432
IR-15501
SMI-REC: RECORDING
SMI-TST: From 2006 in EWI-TST

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