What does HAMR stand for?

Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Drive makers such as Seagate Technology have been championing a technology called heat-assisted magnetic recording they see providing the next big leap beyond perpendicular recording, today's mainstream technology.

United States : Drive makers at crossroads over next generation

Specific topics include modulation coding for a two-dimensional optical storage channel, characterization of heat-assisted magnetic recording channels, Cramer-Rao bound for timing recovery on channels with inter-symbol interference, the faithful communication of genetic information, an information theoretic approach to data storage and processing in cells, coding for optical communications, and macro-molecular data storage with such features as highly parallel read and write operations and three-dimensional storage capacity.

Advances in information recording

Ohno is looking at an alternative to heat-assisted magnetic recording to get around what he says is the difficulty of localizing heat to sufficiently small areas.

Memory enhancers: researchers explore future possibilities for dense ...