Magnetic Hard Disk: Learn Theory & Current Tech

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To learn about the theory and current technology of magnetic hard disks, several resources are recommended, including books and websites. A specific suggestion is the HowStuffWorks article on hard disks, which provides a foundational understanding. There is a debate about the relevance of spintronics to hard disk technology, with some asserting it is unrelated. The discussion emphasizes the importance of using reliable sources for accurate information. Overall, exploring dedicated resources can enhance knowledge of magnetic hard disk technology.
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hi, everyone.
Do anyone here can suggest where, which book or website can learn more bout the theory behind the magnetic hard disk, and it current technology? i.e. spintronic...
 
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choon_min said:
hi, everyone.
Do anyone here can suggest where, which book or website can learn more bout the theory behind the magnetic hard disk, and it current technology? i.e. spintronic...

Why not Google? It took less than 10 seconds to get
"http://computer.howstuffworks.com/hard-disk.htm"

And, by the way, "spintronic" has NOTHING to do with HDs.
 
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