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magnetic coercivity

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magnetic coercivity

The amount of energy required to alter the state of a magnet. The higher a magnetic disk's coercivity index, the more data it can store.



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5[micro]m or more) compared to these dimensions combined with moderate magnetic coercivity which yields broad written transitions due to the generation of transitions curving into the depth of the magnetic coating and the demagnetizing effect of sizeable opposing magnetic regions.
The future of tape for data storage: the 1-TB cartridge and beyond by Dee, Richard H. / Computer Technology Review
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