Magnetic recording medium
AssigneeSony Group Corporation
InventorsMinoru Yamaga, Noboru Sekiguchi, Tooru Sato, Takashi Aizawa
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Abstract
A magnetic recording medium is provided and includes a magnetic layer, a non-magnetic layer, a base layer and a back layer, wherein an average thickness tT of the magnetic recording medium is tT≤5.3 a dimensional change amount Δw in a width direction with respect to a change in tension in a longitudinal direction is 700 ppm/N≤Δw, a thickness of the non-magnetic layer is 2.0 μm or less, a squareness ratio measured in a vertical direction of the magnetic recording medium is 65% or more, and the magnetic layer includes a magnetic powder.
Claims27
A magnetic recording medium comprising
- a magnetic layer including a magnetic powder and a first binder,
- a non-magnetic layer including a non-magnetic powder and a second binder,
- a base layer including a polyester resin, and
- a back layer,
- wherein
- an average thickness tT of the magnetic recording medium is tT≤5.6 μm,
- a plurality of servo bands are formed along a longitudinal direction of the magnetic recording medium in the magnetic layer,
- a dimensional change amount Δw in a width direction of the magnetic recording medium with respect to a tension change in the longitudinal direction of the magnetic recording medium is 660 ppm/N≤Δw, wherein the dimensional change amount Δw is determined according to:
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- where D(0.2N) and D(1.0N) represent widths of a sample of the magnetic recording medium subject to loads of 0.2N and 1.0N, respectively, in the longitudinal direction of the magnetic recording medium at 25° C. and relative humidity 50% and a width of the sample of the magnetic recording medium is ½ inch prior to being subject to a load,
- a width deformation coefficient b during long-term storage in a case where a long-term
- storage width change amount Y is defined as Y=blog(t) is −0.06 μm≤b≤0.06 wherein t≥50 hours, and wherein the width deformation coefficient b is evaluated at 32° C. and relative humidity 55%.
A magnetic recording cartridge comprising
- a cartridge case;
- a cartridge reel which is accommodated in the cartridge case;
- and
- a magnetic recording medium which is wound around the cartridge reel, the magnetic recording medium including
- a magnetic layer including a magnetic powder and a second binder,
- a non-magnetic layer including a non-magnetic powder and a second binder,
- a base layer including a polyester resin, and
- a back layer,
- wherein
- an average thickness tT of the magnetic recording medium is tT≤5.6 μm,
- a plurality of servo bands are formed along a longitudinal direction of the magnetic recording medium in the magnetic layer,
- a dimensional change amount Δw in a width direction of the magnetic recording medium with respect to a tension change in the longitudinal direction of the magnetic recording medium is 660 ppm/N≤Δw, wherein the dimensional change amount Δw is determined according to:
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- w
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- ppm
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- N
- ]
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-
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- where D(0.2N) and D(1.0N) represent widths of a sample of the magnetic recording medium subject to loads of 0.2N and 1.0N, respectively, in the longitudinal direction of the magnetic recording medium at 25° C. and relative humidity 50% and a width of the sample of the magnetic recording medium is ½ inch prior to being subject to a load,
- a width deformation coefficient b during long-term storage in a case where a long-term
- storage width change amount Y is defined as Y=blog(t) is −0.06 μm≤b≤0.06 μm, wherein t≥50 hours, wherein the width deformation coefficient b is evaluated at 32° C. and relative humidity 55%.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.