Dual-stripe MR heads with linear density capability of 200 KBPI and track density capability of 11000 TPI have been manufactured. The write head, with a 15 turn coil and a gap length of 0.3 /spl mu/m, is made of conventionally plated Permalloy for both the leading and trailing poles. The thickness and track width of the trailing pole are 3.5 and 2.1 /spl mu/m, respectively. The MR elements have a 1.4 /spl mu/m track width, 1.1 /spl mu/m stripe height and a 17.5 nm thickness. The shield-to-shield separation is 0.18 /spl mu/m. The two MR elements are mutually biased and patterned-exchange domain stabilized. Recording tests were performed on a thin-film disk with a coercivity of about 3000 Oe and an M/sub r/t of 0.75 memu/cm/sup 2/. The read-back amplitude is as large as 1.02 mV(p-p), and the 50% roll-off density is as high as 160 kfci. Error rate test with a PRML channel at a data rate of 105 Mbits/s showed that a low on track error rate of 10/sup -10/ and an off-track capability of more than 15% of the track pitch could be easily achieved at a linear density of 200 KBPI and a track density of 11000 TPI.
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