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| Email: |
Jiasheng.Zhu@wdc.com |
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408-363-4212 |
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Advanced Mechanical Design and Development
Western Digital Corporation
5863 Rue Ferrari
San Jose, CA, 95138 |
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Biography of Jiasheng Zhu
Jiasheng Zhu received his BS in 1989 fron
Jiling University of Technology and received his MS in 1992 from Zhejiang
University, which is one of the top 5 universities in China. He then worked
as a mechanical engineer with Chnina Petrochemical Corperation in Beijing.
3 years later in 1995, he went to Japan and started PHD program at Tokyo
Institute of Technology(TIT), where he spent 3 years with Prof. Ono at
Department of Mechanical Engineering and Science in doing research work
on hydrodynamic oil bearings for hard disk spindle and vibration analysis
of disk/spindle system. During his PHD program, the cooperating research
with NIDEC, one of the major hard disk companys in the world, earned much
experence with hard disk drive. In 1998, he received his PHD. He then joined
the Mechanics and Tribology lab of Prof, Talke at Center for Magnetic Recording
Research (CMRR), UC, San Diego, as a postdoctor .
TIT studies: He studied and compared 5
kinds of journal and 4 kinds of thrust hydrodynamic oil bearings for the
hard disk spindles. He also analyzed the vibration of the disk/spindle
system with hydrodynamic oil bearings using model analysis method and Matlab
software.
CMRR studies: He currently works on hardware
and software of 5 wavelength interferometer for measurement on head/tape
spacing and tape asperity compliance. He also contributes his effort to
look into the hard disk head slap problem.
Recent Pubications:
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Study on Hydrodynamic Journal Bearings for
Hard Disk Spindles
(JSME, Trans. 64, No. 622 c, 1998, in
Japanese)
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Study on Hydrodynamic Thrust Bearings for
Hard Disk Spindles
(JSME, Trans. 64, No. 622 c, 1998, in
Japanese)
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A comparison Study on the Characteristics
of five Types of Hydrodynamic Oil Journal Bearings
(ASME, Advances in Information Storage
System,in press)
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A comparison Study on the Performance of Four
Types of Oil Lubricated Thrust Bearings
(ASME, Journal of Tribology, in press)
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