Magnetic head with means for eliminating noise

Claim 2

A miniaturized magnetic head comprising: a first core half; an output winding having a finite number of turns wound around said first core half; a second core half mated with said first core half to form a magnetic gap therebetween; a shield case substantially enclosing at least said first and second core halves and said output winding; and a compensating coil, disposed outside of said shield case and having one end connected to one end of said output winding, said compensating coil being spaced adjacent to said shield case so that said compensating coil captures the external noise fluxes which pass outwardly through said shield case and through at least said first core half, and having a fewer number of turns than said output winding such that the total induced voltage in said compensating coil substantially neutralizes the induced voltage from the external magnetic flux passing through said output winding; whereby the reduced size of the compensating coil resulting from the utilization of the magnetic flux passing through said shield case and said first core half reduces the overall size of the magnetic head.

Claim 3

A miniaturized magnetic head according to claim 1, wherein said compensating coil captures the external noise fluxes which pass outwardly through both of said core halves.

Claim 4

A miniaturized magnetic head comprising: a first core half; a first output winding having a finite number of turns wound around said first core half; a second core half mated with said first core half to form a first magnetic gap therebetween, said second core half having a first recess; a third core half adjacent to said second core half; a second output winding having a finite number of turns wound around said third core half and extending into said first recess; a fourth core half mated with said third core half to form a second magnetic gap therebetween, said fourth core half being adjacent said first core half and having a second recess for accommodating said first output winding; a shield case substantially enclosing at least said first, second, third and fourth core halves and said first and second output windings; and first and second compensating coils, disposed outside of said shield case, each having one end connected to one end of said first and second output windings, said compensating coils being spaced adjacent to said shield case so that said compensating coils capture the external noise fluxes which pass outwardly through said shield case and through at least said first and third core halves, and having a fewer number of turns than said first and second output windings such that the total induced voltage in said compensating coils substantially neutralizes the induced voltage from the external magnetic fluxes passing through said first and second output windings; whereby the reduced size of the compensating coils resulting from the utilization of the magnetic fluxes passing through said shield case and said first and third core halves reduces the overall size of the magnetic head.

Claim 5

A miniaturized magnetic head comprising: a first core half; a first output winding having a finite number of turns wound around said first core half; a second core half mated with said first core half to form a first magnetic gap therebetween, said second core half having a first recess; a third core half adjacent to said second core half; a second output winding having a finite number of turns wound around said third core half and extending into said first recess; a fourth core half mated with said third core half to form a second magnetic gap therebetween, said fourth core half being adjacent said first core half and having a second recess for accommodating said first output winding; a shield case substantially enclosing at least said first, second, third and fourth core halves and said first and second output windings; and first and second compensating coils, disposed outside of said shield case, each having one end connected to one end of said first and second output windings, said compensating coils being spaced adjacent to said shield case so that said compensating coils capture the external noise fluxes which pass outwardly through said shield case and through at least said first and third core halves, and having a fewer number of turns than said first and second output windings such that the total induced voltage in said compensating coils substantially neutralizes the induced voltage from the external magnetic fluxes passing through said first and second output windings; whereby the reduced size of the compensating coils resulting from the utilization of the magnetic fluxes passing through said shield case and said first and third core halves reduces the overall size of the magnetic head.

Claim 6

A magnetic head according to claim 3, wherein said first compensating coil captures the external noise fluxes which pass through said first and second core halves, and said second compensating coil captures the external noise fluxes which pass through said third and fourth core halves.

Claim 7

A magnetic head according to claim 4, wherein each of said second and fourth core halves is substantially C-shaped and wherein the recess in each of said second and fourth core halves is oriented outwardly.

Claim 8

A magnetic head according to claim 3, wherein each of said second and fourth core halves is substantially C-shaped and wherein the recess in each of said second and fourth core halves is oriented outwardly.