Conference paper
High data rate recording at over 60 MBytes per second
P.C. Arnett, R. Olson, et al.
INTERMAG 1999
The effect of signal-induced, irreversible domain wall motion on the isolated transition response of recording heads is investigated. An experimental method is presented allowing differentiation between the effects caused by irreversible wall motion and reversible wall motion. The method, utilizing the injection of a small DC current into the head coil can also determine where in a thin-film head the irreversible motion occurs: in PP or in the backgap. A model explaining the observed effects is presented. © 1989 IEEE
P.C. Arnett, R. Olson, et al.
INTERMAG 1999
K.B. Klaassen, J.C.L. van Peppen
IEEE Transactions on Magnetics
K.B. Klaassen, J.C.L. Van Peppen
INTERMAG 2003
K.B. Klaassen, J.C.L. Van Peppen
Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments