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Trans-ABS Power Coupling Efficiency of Near Field Transducers for HAMR Calculated with Finite Element Modeling

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Abstract

We compute the efficiency of coupling between the end of various small plasmonic waveguide NFTs and magnetic media for HAMR. Coupling ranges from 10-80% and is a strong function of geometry and material properties.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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