Abstract:
A magnetic-disk glass substrate of the present invention has an average value of squares of inclinations of 0.0025 or less and a frequency at which squares of inclinations are 0.004 or more of 15% or less, in a case where samples of inclinations on a main surface are obtained at intervals of 10 nm.
Abstract:
A hard disk drive includes a magnetic-disk substrate in which an average value of squares of inclinations is 0.0025 or less and a frequency at which squares of inclinations are 0.004 or more is 15% or less, in a case where samples of inclinations on a main surface are obtained at intervals of 10 nm.
Abstract:
A glass substrate for use as a magnetic disk for heat assisted magnetic recording can restrain the occurrence of scratches when a magnetic head is in operation. The glass substrate for the magnetic disk includes a principal face on which an arithmetic average waviness Wa of a wavelength band of 1 to 3 mm is 2.15 Å or less.
Abstract:
It is to provide a glass substrate for a magnetic disk to be a source of a magnetic disk for heat assisted magnetic recording and a magnetic disk for heat assisted magnetic recording which can restrain the occurrence of scratches when a magnetic head is in operation.A glass substrate for a magnetic disk to be a source of a magnetic disk for heat assisted magnetic recording includes a principal face on which an arithmetic average waviness Wa of a wavelength band of 1 to 3 mm is 2.15 Å or less.
Abstract:
A magnetic disk used in a hard disk drive device includes a substrate; a magnetic recording layer; and a heat insulating layer provided between the substrate and the magnetic recording layer. Even though a substrate has low heat resistance, as a result of providing the heat insulating layer, the substrate can be used as a substrate for a magnetic disk that can withstand heat treatment (high-temperature annealing).
Abstract:
A hard disk drive includes a magnetic-disk substrate in which an average value of squares of inclinations is 0.0025 or less and a frequency at which squares of inclinations are 0.004 or more is 15% or less, in a case where samples of inclinations on a main surface are obtained at intervals of 10 nm.