Abstract:
A magnetic head (10) vertically records information on a disk (12). The head (10) has a single pole (16) having a pair of erase band segments (24) which extend from a center pole section (26). When the head is writing information, the erase band segments (24) create erase bands (34) at the outer edges of the track (30) by not fully magnetizing the disk and/or increasing the azimuth angle of the magnetized outer edges. The azimuth angle can be increased by constructing the erase band segments (24) to extend at an angle from the center pole section (26). The reduction in field strength in the outer track edges can be accomplished by making the erase band segments (24) thinner to cause a saturation of the outer magnetic field. The weaker, angled outer track portions (34) do not generate a significant magnetic field in a head located on an adjacent track.
Abstract:
The thin-film magnetic recording head of the invention is designed to be passed over the storage layer (S) of a recording medium (2) and to magnetize it in the vertical plane. The head includes two outer magnet limbs (9,11) plus, located between them, a central magnet limb (10), each magnet limb having a magnetic pole (P1, P2, P3). The magnetic fields arising at the magnetic poles (P1, P2, P3) produce, at the surface of the storage layer (S), pre-determined maximum field strengths (H1, H2, H3). According to the invention, ¦H1¦ > ¦H2¦ > ¦H3¦ applies, only the maximum field strength H1 associated with the leading magnet limb (9) being capable of at least nearly entirely remagnetizing the storage layer (S) over its whole depth.
Abstract:
Improvements in the vertical magnetic recording/reproducing head of the type in which a main magnetic pole and an auxiliary magnetic pole are arranged as a unitary structure on one side of a magnetic recording medium. Problems are solved in relation to false pulses in the output signals and change in the level, contributing to improving the sensitivity for recording and reproduction. The magnetic head is used for vertical VTR's. The vertical magnetic recording/reproducing head of the invention comprises a support block which consists of a main magnetic pole, a nonmagnetic block which holds said main magnetic pole to form a surface opposed to the magnetic recording medium, and an auxiliary magnetic pole block which supports part of said main magnetic pole and which supports said nonmagnetic block; and a magnetic block provided on the side surface of said support block in the direction of track width. The region opposed to the magnetic recording medium is constituted by the main magnetic pole, nonmagnetic block and magnetic block.
Abstract:
A downstream magnetic shield (21) which is integrally formed with a write pole section (19) to make up a magnetic recording head. The shield and the write pole tip (27) are located relatively close together, providing a small gap there between, so that magnetic flux (39) which fringes from the magnetic write pole tip is intercepted by, or has an incentive to pass directly to, the shield. Accordingly such fringing flux does not pass through the recording medium, and hence if a data bit has been written into the recording medium its dipole identity will not be weakened by the fringing flux of a subsequent data bit being written into the magnetic recording medium. In addition the present device provides magnetic flux shielding means (43, 53) for the tracks along side of the track being presently written so that the fringing flux does not disturb the dipole identity of the bits recorded in the adjacent tracks.
Abstract:
A vertical magnetic head which effects the recording and reproduction for a vertical magnetic recording medium, the vertical magnetic head being located close thereto or in slidable contact thereto. In order to prevent the magnetic field for recording or reproduction from being affected by the external magnetic field, a main magnetic pole for the vertical magnetic head is surrounded by a block of a magnetic material having a high permeability to provide magnetic shielding.
Abstract:
A magnetic head adapted to effect high-density magnetic recording and reproduction. A first core (1) has a saturation magnetic flux density which is different from a saturation magnetic flux density of a second core (6), i.e., the second core (6) has a saturation magnetic flux density smaller than that of the first core (1). Or, a material having a small saturation magnetic flux density is used for a portion of the second core (17) facing a gap (4), or the gap (4) is formed obliquely to the direction of depth thereof such that the first core (1) and the second core (26) will have different sectional areas at the ends facing the gap (4). Thus, the second core (6), (17) or (26) is saturated in the portion near the gap (4) faster than the first core (1), making it possible to obtain an optimum effective gap length at the time of recording and reproduction.
Abstract:
A vertically magnetized magnetic head which magnetizes a magnetic recording medium in the direction of thickness thereof. A main magnetic pole film consisting of a soft magnetic film having high permeability is held by first and second junction blocks made of a non-magnetic material. A laminate of layers formed by alternately laminating a highly permeable soft magnetic layer and a non-magnetic layer is provided in at least one of the above-mentioned blocks at a position where it comes into contact with said highly permeable soft magnetic film, being separated by a predetermined distance from a position at which the block is in sliding contact with the magnetic recording medium.
Abstract:
Integrated magnetic head which can be used in data storage units or in other digital devices cooperating with magnetic data carrier media, as tapes or discs. The magnetic head comprises a substrate (15) with a holding surface (13) perpendicular to the plane of the magnetic data carrier, a head unit (10) made in form of a layer on the holding surface (13) and two input/output terminals (1, 2) wherein the head unit (10) comprises a frontal stripe (11) arranged along the frontal face (14) and connected electrically to the two input/output terminals (1, 2). The proposed integrated magnetic head ensures a high effective conversion of the magnetic and electrical energy respectively into electrical and magnetic energy without the disadvantages following from the use of air gaps in the known solutions.
Abstract:
A magnetic pole head for recording and playback. Its features, as illustrated in (Fig. 1) are: a high permeability core (1), a magnetic field producing means (3), and an acute angle PHI between the bottom surface and side surface at the trailing portion of the head (i.e. the portion which influences the recording medium (5) last). It has been found that this improved pole head significantly increases the derivative of vertical magnetic field intensity with respect to lateral distance. This increase in the rate at which vertical field intensity changes will allow for higher density perpendicular recording than is feasible with conventional vertical heads.