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Advances in magneto optical static event detector technology
Magneto-optic static event detectors, introduced at the 1998 EOS/ESD Symposium, have been demonstrated as a useful tool to detect low level transients that damage MR and GMR heads. Improvements in magneto-optic film characteristics, device design, and wafer fabrication methods will result in enhanced sensitivities to those transients. Improvements in packaging and performance repeatability are described.