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Laser cleaning of magnetic disks

Laser cleaning of disk surfaces was investigated both experimentally and theoretically. It was found that laser cleaning efficiency increases with increasing laser fluence and pulse number. The optimal cleaning conditions can be selected between the two boundaries of damage thresholds and critical cleaning thresholds (100% cleaning). A cleaning model was established for laser-induced removal of particles from substrate surfaces by taking Van der Waals force and cleaning force into account. The theoretical analysis shows that the cleaning force (per unit area) increases with increasing laser fluence, which leads to a higher cleaning efficiency for removing particles from disk surfaces. The experimental results can be explained by the model and simulation.