'Magnetic recording' diaporamas de présentation

T325: Technologies for digital media

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Magnetic Data Storages

Magnetic Data Storages. Magnetic recording (a) Generalation (why SNR? N 1/2 , M r samll ) (b) Longitudinal and Perpendicular (c) Thermal stability Antiferromagnetic coupling media Hybrid recording Pattern media High K u medium

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The History of Audio Timeline

The History of Audio Timeline. By: Cody Hambly. 1877. On December 4, 1877 Thomas Jefferson became the first person to record and play back voice. 1887. Emile Berliner filed and patented a talking machine which also recorded and played back sound. It was called the gramophone. 1895.

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THE Audio Timeline

THE Audio Timeline. By: THE James Tidwell THE January 8 th , 2013. 1877. Thomas Edison invents the phonograph when he recovers Mary Little Lamb from a strip of tinfoil wrapped around a spinning cylinder. 1878. Yankee Doodle by Jules Levy is the first music put on record. 1887.

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PhD thesis, Claudiu Daniel Stanciu

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Part V Memory System Design

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1956 IBM Model 350 Hard Drive

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Nano-electronics

Nano-electronics. Vision: Instrumentation and methods for analysis of atomic scale physical properties, and methods to correlate these properties with nano-electronic device and system performance. Nano-electronics: hard problems.

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Audio Technology

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THE progress of audio technology

THE progress of audio technology. Brandon Halleran. 1857 Phonautograph .

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Project Objectives

Nanotribology of Ultra-thin Wear and Oxidation Resistant Hard Coatings M.L. Weaver & J.A. Barnard, The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Award #DAAD 19-99-1-0152. Project Objectives

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The History of Hard Drives

DATA STORAGE. Over the last 50 years hard drives have come a long way from the monstrous, expensive and small capacity drives that first stored digital data. Lets take a look at what advances have been made and what the future of hard drives and data storage look like. Going Up!.

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