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A transmission electron microscope operating with a cold field emission source has been modified to facilitate differential phase contrast mapping and applied to the observation of microscopic magnetic features appearing in recorded longitudinal media. After describing the design and performance of the scanning Lorentz electron microscope, as we call it, results on the observation of bit patterns delineated on Co-based sputtered longitudinal media are presented. Relations of observed bit profiles to macroscopic magnetic properties of media and to device performance are discussed. Then, magnetization fluctuation on a scale of magnetic crystallites constituting the medium is examined. Also given is an account of a stray field effect inherent in hard magnetic materials.
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