Abstract:
A magnetic shield is provided for stray flux reduction from a transducer into a laterally disposed adjacent transducer. The shield substantially covers the transducing winding and extends in close proximity over a rear portion of the magnetic core. The shield does not extend over the transducing gap, to prevent magnetic coupling therewith. In the preferred embodiment a staggered two channel video type transducer has shields on opposite sides thereof in direct contact with the cores. The shields have recesses to accommodate the windings.
Abstract:
Multi-track magnetic thin film heads for recording and reproducing an analog signal of an electronic still camera. The heads are constructed on a single non-magnetic substrate. Each of lower magnetic cores for the heads is separately formed in the surface of the non-magnetic substrate, in order to reduce cross talk from adjacent tracks. Further, in order to decrease a resistance of a coil thereof, a distance of back head gap parts of adjacent heads is formed larger than a distance of front head gap parts of the adjacent heads. As the non-magnetic substrate, a ceramic material comprising at least MnO and NiO are used, as a magnetic core material, an amorphous material including Co, Nb and Zr is used, and as a magnetic gap material, Cr or Zr is used.
Abstract:
A magnetic recording/reproduction apparatus wherein a pulse corresponding to rotation of a magnetic disk is obtained by detecting a PG yoke signal as a rotational position detection index in the disk by a PG coil, and recording/reproduction control is performed by a control circuit or the like for erase recording/reproduction control in accordance with the pulse. Erase and recording/reproduction operations of data are performed with respect to the disk by a composite magnetic head controlled by the erase recording/reproduction control circuit. The composite magnetic head has an erase gap and a read/write gap integrally provided and separated from each other in the longitudinal direction of a recording track.
Abstract:
A magnetic head which comprises a pair of head chips each composed of a pair of plate-like magnetic cores superposed on and joined to each other with a spacer interposed therebetween and having a gap at the junction, a pair of base plates joined to the pair of head chips individually and positioned on opposite sides of and in parallel to a plane containing the gaps, each of the magnetic core having at one end thereof a head with a small width substantially equal to the width of tracks and an end portion of increased width opposite to the head, a shield member interposed between the head chips at the head portions, a stud portion provided on at least one of the pair of magnetic cores and projecting toward the other core, and a coil provided around the stud portion. A process is also disclosed for producing such magnetic heads wherein the pair of magnetic cores are positioned close to each other, and the gaps are accurately positioned on the same plane.
Abstract:
A perpendicular magnetic head includes a main pole suitable for use exclusively in recording information signals which is made of a soft magnetic film having the high saturation magnetization and another main pole suitable for use exclusively in reproducing recorded signals which is made of a soft magnetic film having the high initial permeability, both being disposed at separate positions.
Abstract:
A magnetic head for recording and reproducing information on and from a flexible magnetic recording tape. The active face of tape supporting protrusions formed in the magnetic head is so configured that the contacting area between the supporting protrusion and the recording tape is smaller at both end portions of the protrusion than an intermediate portion thereof as viewed in the direction widthwise of the recording tape, whereby improved contacting state and floating state between the magnetic head and the recording tape can be assured over the whole width of the flexible recording tape.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a multitrack magnetic head, including positioning and securing sets of core parts on major portions of base plates, arranging the base plates such that sets of core parts face each other, placing a screening plate between and transverse to the major portions, pressing the major portions against the screening plate, and then securing the major portions directly to the screening plate while maintaining the major portions under pressure.
Abstract:
A plurality of magnetic blocks is integrally joined side-by-side with a nonmagnetic material therebetween to provide a monolithic block defining parallel transducing gap planes, each pertaining to one multichannel transducer stack. A plurality of first parallel slots in the monolithic block intersects the gap planes to define a plurality of partitions, each partition forming pairs of magnetic pole pieces defining respective transducing gaps pertaining to respective stacks. The transducing gaps of each partition define interlaced transducing channels of the multichannel assembly. Second parallel slots provided along the gap planes have apexes defining transducing gap depths. The resulting transducing channels have uniform gap azimuth and gap depth while uniform internal stack alignment between all the respective stacks is obtained.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to the manufacture of instrumentation magnetic transducers of the type including a pair of opposed support brackets having opposed magnetic pole pieces therein, the pole pieces in each bracket having edge faces all lying substantially in a common plane which is common with a first surface of each of the support brackets, and a pair of tip plates, each having slots in the bottom surfaces of the tip plates being adapted to be secured to respective first surfaces of the support brackets with the pole tips engaging the edge faces of the pole pieces and with a coupling gap between the pole tips to define signal channels for cooperation with a magnetic record medium. According to the present invention, the bottom surfaces of the tip plates are hard anodized prior to assembly thereof with the pole tips or the support brackets and the top surfaces of the tip plates are subsequently machined to a depth to expose the pole tips and to come close to the hard anodized area of the tip plates between the pole tips.
Abstract:
Batch practices of magnetic film deposition and circuit structuring are merged upon a common semiconductor substrate (chip) for both circuit and head parts. As to any one head being formed, the substrate is suitably doped and metallized to form electronics designed for cooperation with such head; then, thin films (cores) of magnetic material are deposited on the semiconductor substrate for cooperation with the electronics. After the thin film head cores are appropriately gapped, a (common) yoke is brought into contact with them . . . the substrate being thereafter contoured through its underside to expose the thin film core gaps.