Laser irradiation effect on the damage of lubricant films

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  • DOI 10.1116/1.4945821
  • OpenAlex ID W2341985161
  • Type Article
  • Language EN
  • Published 15 Apr 2016
  • Volume 34 (3)
  • Source Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B…
  • FWCI 0.89
  • Countries 1
  • Institutions 3
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Laser irradiation effect on the damage of lubricant films

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In contrast to conventional hard disk drives that work in an ambient condition, Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) technology works by applying a highly focused laser beam to heat hard disk media up to around 400 °C. Under the HAMR condition, relevant hard disk components, including lubricant film, need to be extremely thermally stable. This paper studied the HAMR laser effect on the damage o…

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1 Rong Ji Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Data Storage Institute (SG)
2 Zhenxiang Xing Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Data Storage Institute (SG)
3 Yansheng Ma Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Data Storage Institute (SG)
4 Ji Ying Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Data Storage Institute (SG) —
5 Rongyan Zheng Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Data Storage Institute (SG)
6 Huiqing Xie Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Data Storage Institute (SG) —
7 Xiaobai Wang Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Institute of Materials Researc… (SG)
8 Angeline Yan Xuan Tan Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Institute of Materials Researc… (SG) —
9 Ching Mui Cho Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Institute of Materials Researc… (SG) —
10 Jianwei Xu Agency for Science, Technology… (SG) Institute of Materials Researc… (SG)

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