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packing density

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packing density
The number of bits or tracks per inch of recording surface. Also refers to the number of memory bits or other electronic components on a chip.
packing density [′pak·iŋ ‚den·səd·ē]
(computer science)
The amount of information per unit of storage medium, as characters per inch on tape, bits per inch or drum, or bits per square inch in photographic storage.
(electronics)
The number of devices or gates per unit area of an integrated circuit.
(geology)
A measure of the extent to which the grains of a sedimentary rock occupy the gross volume of the rock in contrast to the spaces between the grains; equal to the cumulative grain-intercept length along a traverse in a thin section.


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The packing density of coated KCl particles was determined by a powder tester (Hosokawa Micron Corporation) with tapping counts of 80.
The magnetic particle''s packing density is improved by the help of chemical bonding in the main binder.
8 gm/cc glass/Zirconium Silicate beads, which cannot take load of high packing density media.
 
 
 
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