Abstract: According to one embodiment, a magnetic memory includes: a magnet configured to store data and shift the data from a first area to a second area by domain wall movement caused by a shift operation; an interconnect spaced apart from the magnet and configured to apply a write field to the magnet at a time of a write operation; and a control circuit configured to cause a shift current for shifting the data to flow in the magnet and to cause a write current for generating the write field to flow in the interconnect, wherein the write current includes a first pulse supplied to the interconnect and a second pulse supplied to the interconnect after the first pulse, and a pulse width of the second pulse is smaller than a pulse width of the first pulse.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a magnetic memory includes first magnetic members extending in a first direction, first wirings extending in a second direction and spaced from each other in a third direction, and a second magnetic member. The second magnetic member has a first portion above the first wirings, a second portion extending in the second direction between adjacent first wirings, a third portion below the plurality of first wirings, and a fourth portion with a part inside an upper end portion of a first magnetic member. A third wiring extends in the third direction and is connected to lower end portions of first magnetic members.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a magnetic memory includes: a magnet configured to store data and shift the data from a first area to a second area by domain wall movement caused by a shift operation; an interconnect spaced apart from the magnet and configured to apply a write field to the magnet at a time of a write operation; and a control circuit configured to cause a shift current for shifting the data to flow in the magnet and to cause a write current for generating the write field to flow in the interconnect, wherein the write current includes a first pulse supplied to the interconnect and a second pulse supplied to the interconnect after the first pulse, and a pulse width of the second pulse is smaller than a pulse width of the first pulse.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a magnetic memory includes first magnetic members extending in a first direction, first wirings extending in a second direction and spaced from each other in a third direction, and a second magnetic member. The second magnetic member has a first portion above the first wirings, a second portion extending in the second direction between adjacent first wirings, a third portion below the plurality of first wirings, and a fourth portion with a part inside an upper end portion of a first magnetic member. A third wiring extends in the third direction and is connected to lower end portions of first magnetic members.

Abstract: A disc recording and reproducing device disclosed herein comprises: a resuming section which resumes writing of record data; a first reproduction synchronization signal output section which reproduces the record data recorded on a recorded data region, sequentially extracts a synchronization signal from the reproduced record data, and outputs a first reproduction synchronization signal; a reliability judging section which only detects a frame having a period in accordance with a predetermined standard from the first reproduction synchronization signal, and outputs the frame as a reliability synchronization signal; a synchronization signal phase retaining section which outputs a retained phase signal that retains a phase of the frame of the reliability synchronization signal; a second reproduction synchronization signal output section which reproduces the record data recorded on an additional data region, sequentially extracts the synchronization signal, and outputs a second reproduction synchronization signal

Abstract: An optical disk recording and reproducing apparatus comprise, a buffer circuit which receive and store data and output the stored data, an EFM modulation circuit which receive data output from the buffer circuit, adding a frame synchronous signal and sub-code data, subjecting these items of data to the EFM modulation to create record data, a buffer remaining amount control circuit for detecting the remaining amount of data stored in the buffer circuit, a record control circuit for conducting the control for temporarily suspending the recording operation to the optical disk at an arbitrary position of the main data of the record data excluding the frame synchronous signal and the sub-code data in the case where the detection result of the remaining amount of data in the buffer remaining amount control circuit corresponds to the state in which the buffer underrun is generated.

Abstract: A disc recording and reproducing device disclosed herein comprises: a resuming section which resumes writing of record data; a first reproduction synchronization signal output section which reproduces the record data recorded on a recorded data region, sequentially extracts a synchronization signal from the reproduced record data, and outputs a first reproduction synchronization signal; a reliability judging section which only detects a frame having a period in accordance with a predetermined standard from the first reproduction synchronization signal, and outputs the frame as a reliability synchronization signal; a synchronization signal phase retaining section which outputs a retained phase signal that retains a phase of the frame of the reliability synchronization signal; a second reproduction synchronization signal output section which reproduces the record data recorded on an additional data region, sequentially extracts the synchronization signal, and outputs a second reproduction synchronization signal

Abstract: An optical disk recording and reproducing apparatus comprise, a buffer circuit which receive and store data and output the stored data, an EFM modulation circuit which receive data output from the buffer circuit, adding a frame synchronous signal and sub-code data, subjecting these items of data to the EFM modulation to create record data, a buffer remaining amount control circuit for detecting the remaining amount of data stored in the buffer circuit, a record control circuit for conducting the control for temporarily suspending the recording operation to the optical disk at an arbitrary position of the main data of the record data excluding the frame synchronous signal and the sub-code data in the case where the detection result of the remaining amount of data in the buffer remaining amount control circuit corresponds to the state in which the buffer underrun is generated.