Composite magnetic material
AssigneePioneer Electronic Corporation
InventorsKazuhiko Sato, Satoshi Miyaguchi, Miroyuki Ota
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Abstract
A composite magnetic material and a magnetic head made from this composite magnetic material formed of a combination of a body of a magnetic metal material and a magnetic oxide material joined together in such a manner as to provide improved strength while attaining an improved manufacturability and regenerative sensitivity at high frequencies. In accordance with the invention, the two bodies are joined together with a thin magnetic metal film initially formed on the oxide material body by vapor deposition or sputtering. The thin magnetic metal film can be made of the same material as the magnetic metal material body.
Claims12
In a composite magnetic material including a first body (2) made of a magnetic metal material and a second body (1) made of an oxide magnetic material joined together, the improvement comprising a thin magnetic film (3) formed on said second body, and fastening means for joining said second body, having said thin magnetic film, to said first body, said fastening means being disposed between said film and said first body.
In a composite magnetic material including a first body (2) made of a magnetic metal material and a second body (1) made of an oxide magnetic material joined together, the improvement comprising a thin magnetic film (3) formed on said second body, and fastening means for joining said second body, having said thin magnetic film, to said first body, said fastening means being disposed between said film and said first body, wherein said thin magnetic film on said second body is formed by one of vapor deposition and sputtering.
A magnetic head comprising:
- a front core having a thin magnetic film thereon, a rear core, and fastening means for joining said front core at said film to said rear core to form a magnetic circuit, said front core being made of a magnetic metal material and said rear core being made of an oxide magnetic material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.