Integrated transducer-suspension structure for longitudinal reco

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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2960307, 360104, 360126, G11B 5127

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ABSTRACT:
A method of making a combination suspension and transducer magnetic head for longitudinal recording which can be used for contact recording and flying above the media. The transducer includes a horizontal first pole piece and a horizontal and vertical sections of a second pole piece. A magnetic gap is formed between the first pole piece and the vertical section of the second pole piece. The suspension layers are formed mainly from the insulation layer that separate the first horizontal pole piece and the horizontal section of the second pole piece, and an insulation layer that covers and protects the transducer layers. The layers of the combination head are deposited on a wafer in a row and column configuration. A release layer is deposited on the substrate, first and then individual thin film layers of the transducer are deposited to form the horizontal first pole piece and horizontal section of the second pole piece which is activated by a conductor coil wound around the horizontal section. The backgap is displaced horizontally from the poletips. The wafer is then divided into rows. The vertical section of the second pole piece is formed on the end of the row in contact with its horizontal section. The substrate is removed by attacking the release layers.

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