Hitachi, Ltd.

Nobuo Kishiro

Toshio Futami

Yutaka Akiba

Kazuo Hirota

Tatsuo Hamamoto

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a magnetic bubble memory module comprising a flexible printed circuits substrate (FPC3), on which a magnetic bubble memory chip (CHI) is mounted and electrically connected, with interconnecting patterns (9a) electrically connecting the chip (CHI) with external connecting leads, terminals or pins as well as bias coil winding (BIC2) for applying bias field to the chip (CHI), thereby reducing the number of components as well as fabricating steps because of the formation of the bias coil (BIC2) with the printed circuits substrate (FPC3).

Magnetic bubble memory module with interconnection member

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a magnetic bubble memory module comprising a flexible printed circuits substrate (FPC3), on which a magnetic bubble memory chip (CHI) is mounted and electrically connected, with interconnecting patterns(9a) electrically connecting the chip (CHI) with external connecting leads, terminals or pins as well as bias coil winding (BIC2) for applying bias field to the chip (CHI), thereby reducing the number of components as well as fabricating steps because of the formation of the bias coil (BIC2) with the printed circuits substrate (FPC3).

A magnetic bubble memory chip is disposed at a position surrounded by a rectangular annular core having two pairs of opposite sides wound by a pair of wires, respectively, and is covered by a case for confining revolving magnetic field, thereby providing a revolving magnetic field to said chip. A bubble memory includes a permament magnet used as a holding magnetic field source, lying at a predetermined angle to the chip. An inclination between the chip and the magnet is provided on the revolving-magnetic-field confining case to be inserted between the chip and the magnet by having the case changed in plate thickness.

Magnetic field confirming case with inclined portions for magnetic

A magnetic bubble memory module having a rectangular core shaped like a picture frame providing windings on respective two pairs of opposite sides, at least one magnetic bubble memory chip disposed in an area surrounded by the core, a flexible substrate having a chip-loading section for loading the magnetic bubble memory chip thereon and having four corners for leading out lead wires connecting signal lines and driving lines of the chip. A revolving magnetic field-confining case accommodates the core, the chip and the flexible substrate and enables the lead wires of the flexible substrate at the corners of the chip-loading section to be drawn out therethrough.

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Nobuo Kishiro