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vertical recording

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vertical recording [′vərd·ə·kəl ri′kȯrd·iŋ]
(electronics)
Magnetic recording in which bits are magnetized in directions perpendicular to the surface of the recording medium, allowing the bits to be smaller. Also known as perpendicular recording.
(engineering acoustics)
A type of disk recording in which the groove modulation is perpendicular to the surface of the recording medium, so the cutting stylus moves up and down rather than from side to side during recording. Also known as hill-and-dale recording.


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Alps realized even higher recording density for the recording surface of the write head through the use of the vertical recording system that has been proven to boost recording density, and by shifting from the previous longitudinal system to the perpendicular system.
an innovator in consumer storage solutions -- today announced that it has demonstrated perpendicular recording technology (PMR), a new hard drive technology that will double today's capacities based on vertical recording.
And the scanned model had to have a horizontal and vertical recording of 0.
 
 
 
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