Magnetic recording media having self organized magnetic arrays

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2006-05-09

2006-05-09

Bernatz, Kevin M. (Department: 1773)

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Magnetic recording component or stock

Thin film media

C428S836100, C428S848100

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07041394

ABSTRACT:
A magnetic recording disc is provided according to the present invention for magnetic recording. The magnetic recording disc includes a disc substrate having a locking pattern etched therein. Chemically synthesized iron-platinum particles are provided in the locking pattern and completely fill the locking pattern. The chemically synthesized iron-platinum nanoparticles exhibit short-range order characteristics forming self organized magnetic arrays.

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