Multitrack magnetic head employing double helix structure

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Plural gaps

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29603, 360122, 360123, 360125, G11B 527, G11B 520, G11B 512

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ABSTRACT:
A multitrack magnetic head is made from an electrically conductive first helix formed on an iron wire that is, in turn, wound to form a second helix. By longitudinally cutting along one side of the second helix, the first helix is severed into respective coils on discrete gapped cores.

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