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Abstract
Numerical simulation programs that adopt the methods described in (1), (2), (3) are widely used in the Magnetic Recording industry to study head-disk interaction, but they are not capable of accommodating head-disk contacts. In the present work, a simulation tool is developed and applied to analyze the dynamics of a slider flying under the influence of hydrodynamic forces and subject to intermittent contact with rapidly moving disk surface defects such as localized asperities.
Presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting in Cleveland, Ohio May 9–12, 1988
Notes
Presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting in Cleveland, Ohio May 9–12, 1988