论文信息 - Nonlinear dynamic effects at the head disk interface

Nonlinear dynamic effects at the head disk interface

In this paper, we report slider lubricant interaction phenomena as a function of lubricant thickness and disk velocity on smooth disks. Airbearing vibrations as well as torsional and bending mode vibrations of pico sliders were investigated using a high bandwidth laser Doppler vibrometer (LDV) and a high bandwidth acoustic emission (AE) system.

F.E. Talke | B. Knigge

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