Operating range optimization of a slider with an integrated microactuator (SLIM) for hard disk drives

D. Dinulovic; F. Pape; H. Saalfeld; W. Kurniawan; E. Obermeier; H.H. Gatzen

doi:10.1109/TMAG.2009.2022746

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Operating range optimization of a slider with an integrated microactuator (SLIM) for hard disk drives. / Dinulovic, D.; Pape, F.; Saalfeld, H. et al.
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Dinulovic, D, Pape, F, Saalfeld, H, Kurniawan, W, Obermeier, E & Gatzen, HH 2009, 'Operating range optimization of a slider with an integrated microactuator (SLIM) for hard disk drives', IEEE transactions on magnetics. https://doi.org/10.1109/TMAG.2009.2022746

Dinulovic, D., Pape, F., Saalfeld, H., Kurniawan, W., Obermeier, E., & Gatzen, H. H. (2009). Operating range optimization of a slider with an integrated microactuator (SLIM) for hard disk drives. IEEE transactions on magnetics. https://doi.org/10.1109/TMAG.2009.2022746

Dinulovic D, Pape F, Saalfeld H, Kurniawan W, Obermeier E, Gatzen HH. Operating range optimization of a slider with an integrated microactuator (SLIM) for hard disk drives. IEEE transactions on magnetics. 2009. doi: 10.1109/TMAG.2009.2022746

Dinulovic, D. ; Pape, F. ; Saalfeld, H. et al. / Operating range optimization of a slider with an integrated microactuator (SLIM) for hard disk drives. in: IEEE transactions on magnetics. 2009.

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