Method for the manufacture of planar magnetic heads by making cavities in a non-magnetic wafer
AssigneeThomson-CSF
InventorsPaul-Louis Meunier, Jean-Marc Coutellier, Jean-Claude Lehureau
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AssigneeThomson-CSF
InventorsPaul-Louis Meunier, Jean-Marc Coutellier, Jean-Claude Lehureau
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A method of simultaneous manufacture of a plurality of planar magnetic heads on a wafer or a slab made of non-magnetic material designed to be cut out to separate each head. The method can be applied to magnetic heads of the type including a micro-gap formed between two magnetic poles, facing a gap defined between two wire-wound ferrite cores. The method consists in depositing said thin layer magnetic poles on a first face of a wafer made of non-magnetic material and in hollowing out, in the face opposite to said wafer, at least one cavity for housing said wire-wound cores so as to obtain a calibrated spacing or a junction between the upper part of each of said wire-wound cores and said thin layer magnetic poles.
A method for manufacturing magnetic heads with planar structure used for the encoding and reading of magnetic tapes, each of said magnetic heads having a microgap formed between two magnetic poles and facing a gap defined between two wire-wound ferrite cores, comprising the steps of:
A method for manufacturing magnetic heads with planar structure used for the encoding and reading of magnetic tapes, each of said magnetic heads having a microgap formed between two magnetic poles and facing a gap defined between two wire-wound ferrite cores, comprising the steps of:
A method for manufacturing magnetic heads with planar structure used for the encoding and reading of magnetic tapes, each of said magnetic heads having a microgap formed between two magnetic poles and facing a gap defined between two wire-wound ferrite cores, comprising the steps of:
A method for manufacturing magnetic heads with planar structure used for the encoding and reading of magnetic tapes, each of said magnetic heads having a microgap formed between two magnetic poles and facing a gap defined between two wire-wound ferrite cores, said method comprising the steps of:
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