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HITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL
NL·8 granted patents·81 citations·filing 2003–2005
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8 records- 0192US7016139B2Magnetic recording disk drive with actively controlled electric potential at the head/disk interface for wear and durability controlHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2003·Granted Mar 21, 2006·42 cites·22 claims
- 0289US7153193B1System and apparatus for selectively sensing and removing asperities from hard disk drive media utilizing active thermally controlled flying heightsHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2005·Granted Dec 26, 2006·9 cites·21 claims
- 0373US7153192B1Method for selectively sensing and removing asperities from hard disk drive media utilizing active thermally controlled flying heightsHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2005·Granted Dec 26, 2006·5 cites·22 claims
- 0469US7209324B2Sliders bonded by a debondable encapsulant containing styrene and butadiene polymersHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2003·Granted Apr 24, 2007·7 cites·17 claims
- 0566US7212376B2Disk drive system with hydrodynamic bearing lubricant having charge-control additive comprising dioctyldiphenylamine and/or oligomer thereofHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2003·Granted May 1, 2007·6 cites·15 claims
- 0661US7077970B2Sliders bonded by a debondable nonstoichiometric encapsulantHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2003·Granted Jul 18, 2006·4 cites·11 claims
- 0759US7064929B2Sliders bonded by a debondable encapsulant containing styrene and acrylate polymersHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2003·Granted Jun 20, 2006·3 cites·19 claims
- 0854US7196872B2Sliders bonded by a debondable encapsulant comprising different polymers formed via in situ polymerizationHITACHI GLOBAL STORAGE NETHERL·Filed 2004·Granted Mar 27, 2007·5 cites·41 claims
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