Three-dimensional magnetic recording
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsSakhrat Khizorev, Nissim Amos, Rabee Ikkawi, Robert Haddon
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsSakhrat Khizorev, Nissim Amos, Rabee Ikkawi, Robert Haddon
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A multilayered three-dimensional media having a plurality of magnetic sublayers, each of the magnetic sublayers being separated from one another by a non-magnetic layer. The plurality of magnetic sublayers can be a stack of one or more coupled Co/Pd or Co/Pt layers; a layer of Co—Cr alloys optionally containing TiO2, SiO2, C, Pt, and B; a stack of one or more Co—Cr—Pt/Pt layers; a stack of one or more Co—Cr—Pd/Pd layers; and/or a stack of one or more layers of Fe—Pt, Fe—Pd, Co—Pt, and Co—Pd materials in an L10 phase. The non-magnetic layers are Pd, Pt, Ti, Ta, Cu, Au, Ag, MgO, or/and ITO. In addition, a multilayered three-dimensional recording system is disclosed, which includes a three-dimensional media, the three-dimensional media includes a plurality of magnetic sublayers, wherein each magnetic sublayer is adapted for writing data to; and a recording head having a trailing edge, and wherein the trailing edge has a higher permeability than the recording head.
A multilayered three-dimensional media comprising:
A multilayered three-dimensional (3D) recording system, comprising:
A method of writing information into a three-dimensional media comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.