Anistropic magnetic layer for reducing the signal to noise ratio

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Head surface structure

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360125, 428900, G11B 5187, G11B 5127, H01F 100

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051053233

ABSTRACT:
System comprising a magnetic head (1) and a magnetic information carrier (2), which cooperate with each other through a layer (3) with soft magnetic and lubricating properties. The layer (3) is anisotropic, the relative permeability (.mu.x) of the layer, taken in a direction parallel to the head face (2), being less than the relative permeability (.mu.y) of the layer in a direction perpendicular to the head face (9). By using the said layer in systems in which a certain distance between the magnetic head (1) and the information carrier (2) is desirable, the magnetic resistance is reduced and the signal-to-noise ratio is improved. The layer (3) may be present on both the magnetic head (1) and on the information carrier (2) as well as on both of them.

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