Vertical recording-type single pole magnetic head
Abstract
Abstract A vertical recording-type single pole magnetic head in which with a medium (21) the surface (16) contacting of a pillar-shaped core (12) is so formed, that the medium entering-side edge (15) is not parallel to the medium leaving-side edge (14) by the length of several times working wavelength (À). The pillar-shaped core (12) has a trapezoid pillar shape. The azimuth effect at the time of reproduction makes it possible to increase the average thickness of the core (12) in the direction (v) the medium advances without any sacrifice of the reproduction resolution, so that the magnetic flux transfer efficiency between the top (16) of the core and the coil-wound portion thereof is so increased as to make recording and reproduction from the one side of the medium (21) possible. Especially in using a tape medium, soft magnetic material (12b) with a higher saturation magnetization is put by vacuum evaporation onto the side wall of the pillar-shaped core (12) on the medium leaving side thereof so as to narrow the distribution of the vertical recording magnetic field with the result of increasing the recording efficiency.
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- 👤 Akio Ohtsubo
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