Commissariat a L'energie Atomique

Christine Louis

Jean-Marc Fedeli

Henri Sibuet

Pierre Gaud

Nathalie Vallet

Christian Pisella

Joel Magnin

Maryse Vabre

A process for producing a vertical magnetic head for reading information from a magnetic media. The head includes a substrate on which is mounted an amagnetic spacer extending perpendicular to the face of the substrate. A first magnetic material is deposited in vapor phase thin film formed on either side of the spacer. A second magnetic material is deposited on the first by electrolytic growth.

Process for producing a vertical magnetic head

A vertically arranged magnetic head for reading information from magnetic media. The head includes a substrate on which is mounted an amagnetic spacer extending perpendicular to the face of the substrate. Two magnetic materials are deposited on the sides of the spacer, the first being deposited by a vapor phase and the second being deposited on the first by electrolytic growth.

Vertical magnetic head having first and second magnetic materials in

A magnetic bubble memory, in which the PI junction between a first propagation track defined by deposited patterns and a second propagation track defined by the boundary between an implanted zone and a non-implanted zone is defined by an overlap between such propagation tracks, wherein the overlap zone has a surface substantially equal to the surface of a magnetic bubble and forms a stable position for each of the two propagation paths.

Hybrid junction for a magnetic bubble memory

The bubble memory comprises a magnetic layer in which the magnetic bubble can move under the action of a rotary field, a deposited pattern formed from a high permeability magnetic material and separated from the magnetic layer by an electrical insulating layer, a U-shaped electric conductor placed between the magnetic layer and the deposited pattern and electrically insulated therefrom, the deposited pattern covering the base of the internal space defined by the electric conductor and thus defining a nucleation position. The generator also comprises an implanted pattern produced in a fraction of the thickness of the magnetic layer, the implanted pattern at least covering the nucleation position.

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