Commissariat a L'energie Atomique

Jacques Daval

Bernard Bechevet

Hubert Moriceau

Bernard Ferrand

Jean-Jacques Aubert

Didier Cruz

Jean-Pierre Lazzari

Marie-Francoise Armand

Bruno Valon

Didier Challeton

Francois Torrecillas

Marie-Francedillaoise Armand

A magneto-optical recording medium having a stack of magnetic layers which include at least one rare earth element and at least one transition metal element. At least one of the magnetic layers contain fluorine with an atomic concentration less than 1%. A process for producing a magneto-optical recording medium including magnetic layers. The process includes a step of controlling the Curie temperatures of the magnetic layers by controlling a fluorine atomic concentration of the magnetic layers.

Magneto-optical recording medium and production process

Microstylus recording device covered by a magnetoresistive multilayer. According to the invention, a microstylus (12) is covered by a magnetoresistive layer (46).

Microstylus recording device covered by a magnetoresistive multilayer

The blowing ramp formed by the blowing elements makes it possible to maintain under an ultra-clean atmosphere the planar services of objects during their transportion or conveying, whilst using a limited air flow; the blowing elements are mainly constituted by a plate 2 having a central orifice 6 facing which is located a pipe 4 supplied with ultra-clean air; the process consists of placing the surface (11) of the object (10) at a distance (d) of approximately 1 mm from the blowing surface (7). The flow of air between these two surfaces is easily regulated in such a way as to be laminar, thus providing protection against ambient particulate contamination, which application may be applied to the conveying of silicon wafers.

Process for protecting surfaces against ambient particulate

The blowing door permits the passage of an object (6) from the interior of a first container (5) to a second container (4) without the respective atmospheres of the interior of these two containers being polluted. The blowing door (2) comprises a pressurized fluid inlet (17), an inner chamber (15) and at least one of its faces is ventilated by means of filter (14) placed between the face (11) and the inner chamber (15). During the opening of the door (2), the face (11) in contact with the external atmosphere is then ventilated, so that polluting particles are not brought into the containers (4, 5) during the closure of the door (2). Application to the treatment of silicon wafers or chips to be used in microelectronics.

Blowing door for ultra-clean confinement container

The process involves producing a monocrystal from the ferroelectric compound, annealing the monocrystal and cooling the latter in a zero longitudinal temperature gradient. The apparatus comprises means for producing the monocrystal, and heating means for annealing the monocrystal in a zero temperature gradient, as well as for cooling the monocrystal in a zero longitudinal temperature gradient after annealing. The strain-free monocrystals may be used in the production of surface wave filters, modulators and optical amplifiers.

Apparatus for producing a strain-free monocrystal of a crystalline

The invention relates to a magnetic material containing either one or more rare earth elements, chosen from among lutetium, thulium and ytterbium, or yttrium. It also relates to a magnetic film with a high Faraday rotation constituted by a substrate coated with an epitactic layer of a magnetic material of the aforementioned type. The process for the production of such a magnetic film involves the deposition of a garnet film by liquid phase epitaxy on a substrate, use being made of an epitaxy bath containing gadolinium oxide, praseodymium oxide, and at least one oxide of a metal M, bismuth oxide, iron oxide, gallium oxide and/or aluminium oxide and a solvent incorporating lead oxide and boron oxide.

Garnet-type magnetic material high faraday rotation magnetic film

The process involves producing a monocrystal from the ferroelectric compound, annealing the monocrystal and cooling the latter in a zero longitudinal temperature gradient. The apparatus comprises means for producing the monocrystal and heating means for annealing the monocrystal in a zero temperature gradient, as well as for cooling the monocrystal in a zero longitudinal temperature gradient after annealing. The strain-free monocrystals may be used in the production of surface wave filters, modulators and optical amplifiers.

Process for producing a strain-free monocrystal of a crystalline

Process for regulating to desired values the size of the bubbles of magnetic bubble elements during the manufacture of such elements by liquid phase deposition into a non-magnetic substrate of a ferrimagnetic garnet film of formula:

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Meylan, France

Jacques Daval