Enlarged Substrate for Magnetic Recording Medium
AssigneeSeagate Technology LLC
InventorsKoji Adachi, Ian J. Beresford, Thomas Y. Chang, Kuo Hsing Hwang, James Hennessy, David Perez
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AssigneeSeagate Technology LLC
InventorsKoji Adachi, Ian J. Beresford, Thomas Y. Chang, Kuo Hsing Hwang, James Hennessy, David Perez
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An enlarged substrate configuration for magnetic recording media. In some embodiments, an apparatus comprises a disc shaped member of metal or glass configured as a substrate for a magnetic data recording disc for a 2½ inch form factor data storage device or a 3½ inch form factor data storage device. The disc shaped member has a top planar surface, an opposing bottom planar surface, an outermost annular sidewall that extends between the top planar surface and the bottom planar surface at an outermost diameter of nominally 67 or 97 millimeters, respectively, and an inner annular sidewall that extends between the top planar surface and the bottom planar surface to define a central aperture.
An apparatus comprising a disc shaped member of metal or glass configured as a substrate for a magnetic data recording disc for a 3½ inch form factor data storage device, the disc shaped member having a top planar surface, an opposing bottom planar surface, an outermost annular sidewall that extends between the top planar surface and the bottom planar surface at an outermost diameter of nominally 97 millimeters, mm, and an inner annular sidewall that extends between the top planar surface and the bottom planar surface to define a central aperture.
An apparatus comprising a disc shaped member of metal or glass configured as a substrate for a magnetic data recording disc for a 2½ inch form factor data storage device, the disc shaped member having a top planar surface, an opposing bottom planar surface, an outermost annular sidewall that extends between the top planar surface and the bottom planar surface at an outermost diameter of nominally 67 millimeters, mm, and an inner annular sidewall that extends between the top planar surface and the bottom planar surface to define a central aperture.
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