论文信息 - SPM based recording toward ultrahigh density recording with trillion bits/inch/sup 2/

SPM based recording toward ultrahigh density recording with trillion bits/inch/sup 2/

The author describes the possibility to achieve an ultrahigh density recording with 1 trillion bits/inch/sup 2/ and over 5 Mb/s high speed readout using a nano-indentation type AFM based storage, and to achieve a nano-tracking using an inner-divided tracking method.

S. Hosaka | S. Hosaka

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