Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board
Patent
1983-12-15
1985-05-28
Newsome, John H.
Coating processes
Electrical product produced
Integrated circuit, printed circuit, or circuit board
204192N, 2504923, B05D 306
Patent
active
045200408
ABSTRACT:
A ferromagnetic film for magnetic recording comprises a copper substrate having particles of iron and iron oxides dispersed in the surface layer of the copper. The particles have maximum dimensions in the range between 50 and 500 Angstroms. The ferromagnetic film can be formed by ion implantation of iron ions into the copper substrate followed by heat treatment to permit growth of ferromagnetic particles to the desired size. As an alternative to ion implantation, the iron can be deposited on the copper substrate by sputtering or evaporation and mixed with the copper by ion beam mixing.
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Cole Stanley Z.
McClellan William R.
Newsome John H.
Varian Associates Inc.
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