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Electron Microscopy Evidence for Microsegregation in TbFe Sputtered Films for Magneto-Optical Recording

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Abstract

Magneto-optical (MO) recording offers a new dimension in erasable mass data stroage technology. Typical recording layers in presently used MO disks consist of rare earth-transition metal alloys enveloped by silicon nitride protective layers. Characteristic low media noise of amorphous TbFe-based alloys make them particularly attractive for use in MO disk recording layers. The synthesis/microstructure dependence for their performance is the subject of this research.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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