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Enhancing Signal Processing With Multilayer Perceptron Utilization for Bit-Patterned Magnetic Recording

Author(s)
Rueangnetr, Natthakan
Greaves, Simon John
Warisarn, Chanon
Date Issued
January 1, 2025
Type
Article
DOI
10.1109/ACCESS.2025.3626853
Abstract
Bit-patterned magnetic recording aims to overcome the superparamagnetic limit and achieve higher areal density in magnetic recording, with improved thermal stability and reduced transition noise. However, the inter-symbol interference and inter-track interference effects remain crucial problems that must be addressed. This work introduces a multilayer perceptron-based equalizer operating in conjunction with an adaptive target scheme. Furthermore, we also propose using a multilayer perceptron-based detector to improve the overall recording performance. We evaluated our enhanced processing methods using regular and staggered bit-island arrangements. The simulation results indicate that the multilayer perceptron-based equalizer achieves lower mean square error values across all signal-to-noise ratio levels when compared to the conventional minimum mean square error equalizer. Additionally, the proposed multilayer perceptron-based detector performs slightly better than the multilayer perceptron-based equalizer. Also, these proposed techniques demonstrate superior bit error rate performance, even when considering bit-island position fluctuations.
Citation
IEEE Access, 13, 186843-186855, 2025
Subjects

Areal density

bit-patterned magneti...

generalized partial r...

hard disk drives

least mean square alg...

log-likelihood ratio

magnetic recording te...

multilayer perceptron...

signal processing

three-dimensional mag...

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