Integrated magnetostrictive-piezoresistive magnetic recording pl

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Hall effect

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G11B 512, G11B 530

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ABSTRACT:
A thin film magnetic recording playback head is disclosed wherein mechanically coupled films of a magnetostrictive material and of a piezoresistive material are utilized with a solid state amplifier electrically coupled to sense resistance changes in the piezoresistive film. In operation, localized magnetic patterns on a recording medium induce strain in the magnetostrictive film, which in turn induces in the piezoresistive film corresponding changes in electrical resistance.

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