Study of Generation Mechanism of Three-Body Particles in Linear Tape Recording

Baogui Shi; J. L. Sullivan; M. A. Wild; S. O. Saied

doi:10.1115/1.1843156

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Study of Generation Mechanism of Three-Body Particles in Linear Tape Recording

Baogui Shi, J. L. Sullivan, M. A. Wild and S. O. Saied

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J. Tribol 127(1), 155-163 (Feb 07, 2005) (9 pages) doi:10.1115/1.1843156 History: Received April 08, 2003; Revised June 08, 2004; Online February 07, 2005

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Schematic diagram of two rails and slots in the perpendicular direction to the tape moving direction

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Schematic diagram of two rails and enlarged, one channel of a LTO head

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The image shows PTR measurement method for unused head

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AFM images of head pole area at condition of 10°C 10% RH (30 μm×30 μm). Other conditions images are 15 μm×15 μm scale.

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AFM images of head ceramic wear after different passes in different conditions (15 μm×15 μm)

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PTR of LTO heads cycling with tape (a) 40°C, RH 80% (NWC 35.5) (b) 22°C, RH40% (NWC 7.5) (c) 40°C, RH15% (NWC 6.7) (d) 10°C, RH10% (NWC 1.0)

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AFM three-dimensional images of LTO heads unused, 100 passes, 1000 passes, 5000 passes (from top to bottom) at 40 deg, 80% condition (NWC 35.5)

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The typical Ti 2p core-level XPS peaks of TiO₂ and TiC existing in the same AlTiC sample

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Ti 2p photoelectorn peaks (a) Boiled AlTiC sample for 30 h in de-ionized water (2 mm×3 mm); (b) Virgin AlTiC (2 mm×3 mm); (c) Pure AlTiC without TiO₂(2 mm×3 mm); (d) Unused LTO head ceramic (600 μm diameter); (e) Head after RH10%, 10°C, 1000 km cycling (600 μm); (f ) Head after RH15%, 40°C, 1000 km cycling (600 μm); (g) Head after RH40%, 22°C, 1000 km cycling (600 μm); (h) Head after RH80%, 40°C, 1000 km cycling (600 μm); (i) Boiled real LTO head for 30 h (600 μm).

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The atomic ratio of TiO₂ to TiC on the surface of heads with water content increases corresponding to four 1000 km tape cycling conditions in Table 3

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AFM image of unused AlTiC sample

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AFM image of AlTiC sample boiled in de-ionized water for 30 h

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Three-body particles present on the thin-film region after cycling with tape at 40°C, 15%RH (10 μm×10 μm) (a) 100 passes pole area (b) 5000 passes pole area.

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Shi B, Sullivan JL, Wild MA, Saied SO. Study of Generation Mechanism of Three-Body Particles in Linear Tape Recording. ASME. J. Tribol. 2005;127(1):155-163. doi:10.1115/1.1843156.

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Study of Generation Mechanism of Three-Body Particles in Linear Tape Recording

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Figures

Schematic diagram of two rails and slots in the perpendicular direction to the tape moving direction

Schematic diagram of two rails and enlarged, one channel of a LTO head

The image shows PTR measurement method for unused head

AFM images of head pole area at condition of 10°C 10% RH (30 μm×30 μm). Other conditions images are 15 μm×15 μm scale.

AFM images of head ceramic wear after different passes in different conditions (15 μm×15 μm)

PTR of LTO heads cycling with tape (a) 40°C, RH 80% (NWC 35.5) (b) 22°C, RH40% (NWC 7.5) (c) 40°C, RH15% (NWC 6.7) (d) 10°C, RH10% (NWC 1.0)

AFM three-dimensional images of LTO heads unused, 100 passes, 1000 passes, 5000 passes (from top to bottom) at 40 deg, 80% condition (NWC 35.5)

The typical Ti 2p core-level XPS peaks of TiO₂ and TiC existing in the same AlTiC sample

The atomic ratio of TiO₂ to TiC on the surface of heads with water content increases corresponding to four 1000 km tape cycling conditions in Table 3

AFM image of unused AlTiC sample

AFM image of AlTiC sample boiled in de-ionized water for 30 h

Three-body particles present on the thin-film region after cycling with tape at 40°C, 15%RH (10 μm×10 μm) (a) 100 passes pole area (b) 5000 passes pole area.

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Study of Generation Mechanism of Three-Body Particles in Linear Tape Recording

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Figures

Schematic diagram of two rails and slots in the perpendicular direction to the tape moving direction

Schematic diagram of two rails and enlarged, one channel of a LTO head

The image shows PTR measurement method for unused head

AFM images of head pole area at condition of 10°C 10% RH (30 μm×30 μm). Other conditions images are 15 μm×15 μm scale.

AFM images of head ceramic wear after different passes in different conditions (15 μm×15 μm)

PTR of LTO heads cycling with tape (a) 40°C, RH 80% (NWC 35.5) (b) 22°C, RH40% (NWC 7.5) (c) 40°C, RH15% (NWC 6.7) (d) 10°C, RH10% (NWC 1.0)

AFM three-dimensional images of LTO heads unused, 100 passes, 1000 passes, 5000 passes (from top to bottom) at 40 deg, 80% condition (NWC 35.5)

The typical Ti 2p core-level XPS peaks of TiO2 and TiC existing in the same AlTiC sample

The atomic ratio of TiO2 to TiC on the surface of heads with water content increases corresponding to four 1000 km tape cycling conditions in Table 3

AFM image of unused AlTiC sample

AFM image of AlTiC sample boiled in de-ionized water for 30 h

Three-body particles present on the thin-film region after cycling with tape at 40°C, 15%RH (10 μm×10 μm) (a) 100 passes pole area (b) 5000 passes pole area.

Tables

Errata

Discussions

Related Content

Journals

Conference Proceedings

eBooks

The typical Ti 2p core-level XPS peaks of TiO₂ and TiC existing in the same AlTiC sample

The atomic ratio of TiO₂ to TiC on the surface of heads with water content increases corresponding to four 1000 km tape cycling conditions in Table 3