Fujitsu Corporation

Ajinomoto Co., Ltd.

Masahiro Kakehi

Yuji Uehara

Ikuya Tagawa

Hiroshi Maeda

Takashi Sekikawa

Minoru Hasegawa

Yoshinori Ohtsuka

Tomoko Kutsuzawa

Syuji Nishida

Shoji Ikeda

Yoshihiro Usuda

Shinichi Sugimoto

Yukinori Ikegawa

Teruo Kiyomiya

Naoki Takeguchi

Yukiko Tabira

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The method of manufacturing a thin film magnetic head is capable of precisely forming a core section with preventing the variation of the write-core head caused by ion milling for removing an electric conductive film and capable of improving yield of products. The method of manufacturing a thin film magnetic head, in which a core section having prescribed write-core width is formed by applying ion milling to an upper magnetic pole and a lower magnetic pole, comprises the steps of examining the write-core width of the core section; covering a surface of the core section with a protection film except an electric conductive film for preventing electro static charge of a wafer; and removing the exposed electric conductive film by ion milling.

Method of manufacturing thin film magnetic head

An object of the present invention is to provide a recording head having a magnetic pole simultaneously possessing a high saturation magnetic flux density, a high permeability and a high electric resistivity, and the magnetic pole of the recording head is a polycrystalline film comprising Fe whose content is not less than 57.5 atomic % and not more than 94.5 atomic %; one or more kinds of elements selected from the element group of Al, B, Ga, Si, Ge, Y, Ti, Zr, Hf, V, Nb, Ta, Cr, Mo, W and Rh, whose whole content is not less than 1 atomic % and not more than 15 atomic %; N whose content is not less than 0.5 atomic % and not more than 10 atomic %; and O whose content is not less than 1.5 atomic % and not more than 22.5 atomic %.

Magnetic thin film, magnetic thin film forming method, and recording head

A liquid resist is introduced between adjacent conductive lines of a coil pattern girdling around a magnetic core piece. When the liquid resist is cured, an insulating resin filler can be fixed between the adjacent conductive lines of the coil pattern. An insulating metallic layer is formed to extend over the insulting resin filler and the conductive lines of the coil pattern. Thereafter, the insulating metallic layer is subjected to a flattening grinding treatment until at least a part of the conductive line is exposed at a flattened surface. Of the resist, of a higher fluidity, penetrates in every hole and corner between the adjacent conductive lines, the gap defined between the adjacent conductive lines is fully filled with the insulating material. No voids remain in the gap. The conductive line of the coil can be reliably prevented from corrosion or oxidation. Moreover, a relatively brittle of fragile insulating resin filler is reliably prevented from being subjected to the flattening.

Method of producing thin film magnetic head

A thin film magnetic head includes an upper and a lower magnetic pole layer extending forward from a central magnetic core within a thin film coil. A narrow upper and lower front magnetic pole piece are connected to the front ends of the upper and lower magnetic pole layer, respectively. The upper front magnetic pole piece extends rearward from its front end exposed at a medium-opposed surface. The lower front magnetic pole piece extends in a lateral direction along the medium-opposed surface by a lateral width larger than that of the upper front magnetic pole piece. The lower front magnetic pole piece extends rearward from the medium-opposed surface by a longitudinal length smaller than that of the upper front magnetic pole piece. The lower front magnetic pole piece serves to concentrate the magnetic flux at the front ends of the upper and lower front magnetic pole pieces. Since the lower front magnetic pole piece is designed to have a larger lateral width in the lateral direction irrespective of a smaller length in the longitudinal direction, the production of the lower front magnetic pole piece can remarkably be facilitated.

Thin film magnetic head with short lower magnetic pole piece

An upper auxiliary magnetic pole is formed in a space on a lower magnetic pole layer. A first insulating layer is then formed over the surface of the lower magnetic pole layer. The upper auxiliary magnetic pole is embedded within a swell formed on the surface of the first insulating layer. A second insulating layer is then formed over the surface of the first insulating layer. The second insulating layer has a property less abrasive than the first insulating layer. The second insulating layer is subjected to grinding over a wider area just after the swell has completely been removed. The abrasion can be suppressed at the thin film magnetic head in which the swell has been removed. The first insulating layer of a predetermined thickness reliably remains in each of the thin film magnetic heads on the wafer. An accurate adjustment of the thickness of the first insulating layer leads to a reliable establishment of a predetermined thickness in the upper auxiliary magnetic pole with less error.

Method of making thin film magnetic head having upper auxillary magnetic pole of accurately set thickness

A liquid resist is introduced between adjacent conductive lines of a coil pattern girdling around a magnetic core piece. When the liquid resist is cured, an insulating resin filler can be fixed between the adjacent conductive lines of the coil pattern. An insulating metallic layer is formed to extend over the insulting resin filler and the conductive lines of the coil pattern. Thereafter, the insulating metallic layer is subjected to a flattening grinding treatment until at least a part of the conductive line is exposed at a flattened surface. Since the liquid of the resist, of a higher fluidity, penetrates in every hole and corner between the adjacent conductive lines, the gap defined between the adjacent conductive lines is fully filled with the insulating material. No voids remain in the gap. The conductive line of the coil can be reliably prevented from corrosion or oxidation. Moreover, a relatively brittle of fragile insulating resin filler is reliably prevented from being subjected to the flattening grinding treatment.

Thin film magnetic head including a coil insulating resin filler and an insulating metallic layer covering at least partly the insulating resin filler on a datum plane

A MR head employs a biasing soft magnetic film of a FeXN-based alloy which undergoes no change in the direction of its axis of easy magnetization even when subject to heat treatment. The MR head has an anisotropic magnetic field size of 10 Oe or greater, and electrical resistance p of 70 .mu..OMEGA.cm or greater, and a saturation flux density Bs of 1 T or greater. The direction of the axis of easy magnetization of the biasing soft magnetic film is oriented perpendicular to the direction of sense current, and the direction of the axis of easy magnetization of the MR film is oriented parallel to the sense current direction.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Masahiro Kakehi