Slant gap thin-film head having first and second wedge-shaped st

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Head – Core

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360110, 360126, 29603, G11B 512, G11B 522

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047018208

ABSTRACT:
Slant gap magnetic heads, comprised of back-to-back wedges, are produced by an inventive procedure: Bars of discrete coil-wound thin-film heads--which bars are, cross-sectionally, L-shaped--are stacked with respect to each other. By dicing through the stack of bars at an angle commensurate with the degree of gap-slant, discrete slant gap head structures are produced. With minimal contouring/lapping, such head structures may be finished for use in recording equipment that records chevron-like alternating skewed information tracks.

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