Method of manufacturing a composite magnetic head

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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65 42, 156292, 360103, 360125, G11B 5127

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ABSTRACT:
A ferrite plate and a ceramic plate are joined to each other by a glass layer interposed therebetween. The ferrite plate and the ceramic plate thus joined to each other by the glass layer serve as a trailing core in the form of a composite for use in a magnetic head. Only the ferrite plate is exposed on a slidable surface to prevent the trailing core from being deformed or cracked. The trailing core has low inductance for high-density recording to prevent the magnetic head from causing recording/reading errors.

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