Inverted current supply circuit reverses spin injection layer magnetization direction independent of gap magnetic field.
Incorporating carbon nanotubes into the insulating resin resolves thermal expansion issues by enhancing heat dissipation while maintaining electrical isolation.
A wine glass-shaped trailing shield with varying wall angles shapes the magnetic field around a main pole.
Two flux change layers flip magnetization via spin torque to boost write field strength at lower current densities, reducing electromigration risks.
Extended outer bending fingers widen control width and increase stroke to reduce residual stress during workpiece lapping.
NiFeMe alloy side shields redirect stray magnetic flux to protect the sensor element, increasing read-back amplitude by 15%.
A magnetic head controller applies element voltage to a magnetic element while supplying recording current to the coil.
A magnetic recording head uses a variable-thickness spin injection layer to stabilize magnetization across the air bearing surface.
A texture control layer promotes close-packed plane growth in spin torque oscillators, reducing crystal defects to enhance spin torque efficiency.
A tapered waveguide converts light from a fundamental transverse electric mode to a transverse magnetic mode for near-field transducers.
A magnetic head uses a multilayer element to stabilize magnetization and facilitate high-intensity oscillations.
Varying joint spacing along a parabolic bridge concentrates actuation force at bar ends, reducing fabrication scrap by 27%.
Lead patterns bypass the heatsink layer to limit heat propagation to the magnetoresistive effect layer and improve high-frequency recording characteristics.
A recessed center portion and tapered side portions define a heating element geometry for thermal fly height control magnetic recording heads.
A recessed main pole with angled surfaces stabilizes magnetic field intensity in microwave-assisted recording heads.
Tuning magnetic flux loops in a PMR write head by modifying shield impedance to enhance trailing loop flux.
Heating magnetoresistive writer elements expands them in the lapping direction, reducing delta distances between writer and reader components.