Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Web or sheet containing structurally defined element or... – Physical dimension specified
Patent
1989-07-17
1990-05-29
Pianalto, Bernard
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Web or sheet containing structurally defined element or...
Physical dimension specified
427129, 427130, 427131, 427132, 428 64, 428469, 428652, 428694, 428695, 428704, 428900, 428928, G11B 566
Patent
active
049294997
ABSTRACT:
An Ni-P (Nickel-Phophorous) undercoating is provided under particulate (spin-coated) magnetic media. Particulate media, largely due to the way it is applied to the disk, is less expensive than thin film media. Described are the systems and methods to utilize the undercoat for particulate media.
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Data-Storage Technologies for Advanced Computing, Kryder, Mark H., Scientific American, vol. 257, No. 4, Oct., 1987, pp. 116-125.
Designers Guide to Disk Drives, Eidsmore and Hirshorn, Digital Design, Nov., 1983, pp. 40-63.
Shadzi Bahram
Weaver Christopher A.
Heller III Edward P.
Magnetic Peripherals Inc.
Pianalto Bernard
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