Abstract:
A magnetic transducer head wherein confronting surfaces of a pair of magnetic core parts comprised of a ferromagnetic oxide material are notched, and the notch defining surfaces have metallic ferromagnetic layers supported thereby. The method of physical vapor deposition as known per se is used for forming these layers. The transducer coupling gap of each magnetic head is defined by an aligned pair of pole piece layers formed from the deposited metallic ferromagnetic material. The pole piece layers are inclined at a preset angle with respect to the plane of the coupling gap, and have extensions formed of the deposited metallic ferromagnetic material presenting bend contours between the pole piece layers and the lateral sides of the core parts.
Abstract:
A magnetic transducer head wherein confronting surfaces of a pair of magnetic core parts comprised of a ferromagnetic oxide material are notched, and the notch defining surfaces have metallic ferromagnetic layers supported thereby. The method of physical vapor deposition as known per se is used for forming these layers. The transducer coupling gap of each magnetic head is defined by an aligned pair of pole piece layers formed from the deposited metallic ferromagnetic material. The pole piece layers are inclined at a preset angle with respect to the plane of the coupling gap, and have extensions formed of the deposited metallic ferromagnetic material presenting bend contours between the pole piece layers and the lateral sides of the core parts.
Abstract:
A magnetic transducer head in which the magnetic core elements of ferromagnetic oxides are sliced obliquely across the junction surface of the core elements, ferromagnetic metal thin films are formed on the resulting inclined surfaces by employing a physical vapor deposition, and the core elements are placed with the respective ferromagnetic metal thin films abutting to each other for defining a magnetic gap therebetween, wherein the improvement consists in that said inclined surfaces with the ferromagnetic metal thin films formed thereon are inclined at a preset angle with the magnetic gap forming surface, in that non-magnetic films having high-hardness are interposed between the ferromagnetic oxide and the ferromagnetic metal thin films, and in that said ferromagnetic metal thin films and the oxide glass fillers are provided on the tape abutment surface by the intermediary of the non-magnetic film having high-hardness. The provision of the non-magnetic film having high-hardness between the ferromagnetic oxide and the ferromagnetic metal thin film is effective to inhibit the reaction otherwise occurring between the oxide and the films, while positively preventing the formation of the boundary layer with inferior magnetic properties. Likewise, the provision of the non-magnetic film having high-hardness between the ferromagnetic metal thin film and the oxide glass is effective to prevent the erosion of the film by the molten glass, while also improving the molten glass fluidity. It should be noted that the non-magnetic films having high-hardness may be provided on the interface only between the core elements and the metal thin films or on the interface only between the metal thin films and the oxide glass.
Abstract:
A magnetic transducer head comprises a first magnetic core element 80 and a second magnetic core element 81, each comprising a magnetic ferrite block and a magnetic metal thin film 82 integrated with the magnetic ferrite block. The core elements 80 and 81 have a first planar surface and a second planar surface. The magnetic metal thin film 82 is provided on the second planar surface and has an edge thereof facing the first planar surface, and the second planar surface is inclined with respect to the first planar surface. The core elements 80 and 81 are bonded together to form an operating magnetic gap g between the edge of the magnetic metal thin film 82 on the first core element 80 and the edge of the magnetic metal thin film 82 on the second core element 81, and the magnetic metal thin film 82 on the first core element 80 and the magnetic thin film 82 on the second core element 81 are formed in one common plane.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an optical information recording medium that can increase the recording speed. SOLUTION: The optical information recording medium includes a recording layer 121 that has a recording area 121a on which a cavity is formed as a recording mark RM as a result of an increase in temperature around a focal point after absorbing a recording beam L2c converged for recording of information and having a predetermined energy value in accordance with the wavelength of the recording beam L2c and from which, when a predetermined reading beam L2d is emitted for reproducing of the information, the information is reproduced based on an optically modulated returned beam L3. Further, the recording layer 121 has a non-recording area 121b which is provided adjacent to the recording area 121a and on which the recording mark RM is not formed when the recording beam L2c is radiated. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide: a resin material for optical recording, which has excellent transparency, a strong matrix, and highly reliable resistance to storage environment even at a high temperature and a high humidity; a method for producing the resin material for optical recording, in which it is easy to control the production conditions of the resin material, thereby being excellent in economical advantage; and an optical recording medium using the resin material for optical recording. SOLUTION: The resin material for optical recording is composed of: a matrix resin in which an epoxy resin cured by an acid anhydride forms a network structure; a photopolymerizable monomer dispersed in gaps of the network structure of the matrix resin; and a photoinitiator. The resin material for optical recording with which a diffraction efficiency of ≥50% can be obtained by hologram recording using a light having an intensity of ≤50 J/cm 2 is used in a recording layer 5 of the optical recording medium 1A. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT