Magnetic storage medium and heat assisted recording and reproduction method
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKunio Kojima, Yasushi Ogimoto, Shinzo Sawamura, Hiroyuki Katayama
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKunio Kojima, Yasushi Ogimoto, Shinzo Sawamura, Hiroyuki Katayama
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A magnetic storage medium includes a magnetic storage medium that exhibits a magnetic compensation temperature specified higher than room temperature to minimize effects of heat generated by a head using magneto-resistance effect. In a heat assisted recording and reproduction method using such a magnetic storage medium, during reproduction, the S/N ratio in a reproduction signal is enhanced by optimizing the bias current applied to the head using magneto-resistance effect. A magnetic storage medium and a heat assisted recording and reproduction method using such a magnetic storage medium whereby information is magnetically recorded and reproduced by heating a read-out domain are offered that enables signal reproduction with a good S/N ratio despite possible use of a head exhibiting magneto-resistance effect.
A magnetic storage medium, comprising a storage layer for use in heat assisted recording and reproduction whereby information is magnetically recorded and reproduced by heating a recording domain, wherein
A heat assisted recording and reproduction method, comprising the steps of:
A heat assisted recording and reproduction method, using a magnetic storage medium including a recording domain exhibiting a magnetic compensation temperature higher than room temperature, whereby saturated magnetization of the recording domain has a maximum value at a temperature between the magnetic compensation temperature and a Curie point, said temperature being specified in a range from 150° C. to 250° C., wherein
A heat assisted recording and reproduction method, using a magnetic storage medium including a recording domain exhibiting a magnetic compensation temperature higher than room temperature, whereby saturated magnetization of the recording domain has a maximum value at a temperature between the magnetic compensation temperature and a Curie point, said temperature being specified in a range from 150° C. to 250° C., wherein
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