Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Matsushita Electronics Corporation

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Nobuyuki Aoki

Keiichi Ochiai

Masaki Aoki

Hideo Torii

Eiji Fujii

Hiroyuki Naka

Junji Ikeda

Hideo Hatanaka

Hiroyuki Kotani

Hideaki Komoda

Masato Mitani

Kazuto Nakajima

Nobutaka Hokazono

Akira Yamaguchi

Yukihiro Shimasaki

Yuji Mido

Koji Inoue

Yasuhiro Ueyama

Akira Kisoda

Naoyuki Tani

Ikuo Ota

Hiroshi Deguchi

Takumi Haneda

Kenji Nakada

Kouji Inoue

A liquid coating nozzle is provided with a first block which has an inner liquid reserving section that extends in the longitudinal direction and an inner discharge section which includes a plurality of small holes formed in the longitudinal direction at a bottom portion of the liquid reserving section. The nozzle is also provided with a second block which has an inner space defining a gas reserving section that extends in the longitudinal direction outside the first block and an outer discharge section formed in the longitudinal direction at a bottom portion of the inner space. The outer discharge section includes a plurality of small holes and produces a gas flow that externally surrounds a linear or curtain-shaped liquid flow that flows downward from the small holes. This results in the formation of a thin coating film in a short time and reduces the consumption of liquid and coating nonuniformities.

Liquid coating nozzle liquid coating nozzle manufacturing method liquid coating method liquid coating apparatus and cathode ray tube manufacturing method

A method of manufacturing a cathode-ray tube comprises a process of forming a phosphor screen. The process comprises an application process, a shake-off process, and a drying process. In the application process, a glass panel is tilted with respect to a vertical axis and is rotated having a tilt axis as a central axis to spread a phosphor slurry over almost the entire area of an inner face of the glass panel. In the shake-off process, by rotating the glass panel, excess phosphor slurry is shaken off, and the excess phosphor slurry is recovered in phosphor-slurry recovery members provided at the four corners of the glass panel. In the drying process, the phosphor slurry is dried. In this method, the tilt angle and rotation speed of the glass panel at least in one process out of the application process, the shake-off process, and the drying process is changed at least in two stages. Thus, using large phosphor particles capable of obtaining a high luminance, a cathode-ray tube in which a phosphor screen, with uniform distribution of the phosphors and without a cross phenomenon, wall stain, and liquid spill onto the inner face, is formed on an inner face of a glass panel can be obtained.

Method of manufacturing cathode-ray tube

Liquid application nozzle, method of manufacturing same, liquid

Tape-shaped magnetic medium has a magnetic layer composed of compound powders of hexagonal and spinel ferrites and is designed so that the magnetic layer and the nonmagnetic base film, that is either a PEN film or an aromatic polyamide film, have specified ratios of their thicknesses and their Young's module for the longitudinal directions as well as for the transverse directions.

Tape-shaped magnetic medium comprising hexagonal ferrite particles

A coating film of a double-layer structure for a recording medium is formed by providing a non-magnetic buffer layer just beneath a magnetic recording layer composed of magnetic hexagonal platelet ferrite particles, wherein the thickness of the magnetic recording layer is 0.1-0.6 .mu.m and the ratio of thickness of the buffer layer to that of the magnetic recording layer is 1:1 to 4:1. This coating film makes it possible to realize the excellent medium surface characteristics that could not be obtained with the conventional techniques and to obtain a high recording density excelling those of the conventional in-plane longitudinal recording media.

Magnetic recording medium having a magnetic layer containing hexagonal

A magnetic recording medium comprising a non-magnetic support, a magnetic layer on one surface of said non-magnetic support, a back coating layer on the other surface of said non-magnetic support and a primer layer containing acicular hexagonal ferrite magnetic powder between said non-magnetic support and at least one of said magnetic layer and said back coating layer, which is used with a video recorder fitted for high density recording and in particular, which copes with prolongation of a recording time.

Magnetic recording medium

Disclosed herein is a magnetic recording medium having a magnetic layer comprising hexagonal ferrite magnetic particles each expressed as BaO.multidot.Fe.sub.12-x-y Sn.sub.x Mg.sub.y O.sub.18 (where, 0.55.ltoreq.x.ltoreq.0.88, 0.71.ltoreq.y.ltoreq.1.05). The hexagonal ferrite magnetic particles contained in this magnetic layer each have Sn and Mg partially substituted for Fe, the Sn and Mg being perfectly solid-soluble, thus being capable of providing hexagonal ferrite magnetic particles which are superior in crystalline properties and small in variation of composition. As a result, the coercivity distribution can be made further sensitive, both the self demagnetization and recording demagnetization in the short wave-length range can be reduced, and a higher reproducing output characteristic is attainable in the high density recording range.

Magnetic recording medium having a magnetic layer comprising hexagonal

Disclosed herein is a perpendicular magnetic film of spinel type iron oxide formed on a surface of a base substrate in the form of columnar grains which are densely arranged perpendicularly to the surface of the base substrate. A vapor of an organic iron compound or a mixed vapor consisting of the organic iron compound vapor and a vapor of an organic metal compound different from the organic iron compound is added with oxygen to obtain a mixed gas. The mixed gas is subjected to chemical vapor deposition on the substrate at low temperature, at reduced pressure in plasma, thereby to obtain the perpendicular magnetic film.

Perpendicular magnetic film of spinel type iron oxide compound and its

Disclosed is a composite magnetic powder comprising two crystal phases of a hexagonal ferrite portion and a spinel structure ferrite portion, which are different in thermal characteristic and in crystal structure and which are in a crystallographically epitaxial relation in each particle. The magnetic powder can be synthesized by reaction of starting components in a low temperature solution. Using the magnetic powder, a vertical magnetic recording medium can be provided, which is excellent in weather stability and suitable for short wavelength recording.

Composite magnetic powder, method for producing the same and recording

The present invention provides a platelike magnetic powder made from a magnetic powder having particles each of which has a portion comprising the spinel type crystal structure and a portion comprising the magnetoplumbite type crystal structure. The magnetic powder provides a large saturation magnetization .sigma.s and a small temperature change .DELTA.Hc/.DELTA.T of coercive force in the vicinity of the room temperature. Further, the present invention is to provide a high density magnetic recording medium which uses the magnetic powder. Furthermore, the present invention is to provide, a method to easily manufacture the magnetic powder by the coprecipitation method. A raw material powder of superfine particles is prepared. The prepared powder is fired at a low temperature in a non-oxidizing atmosphere.

Platelike magnetic powder and a recording medium which uses the

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Nobuyuki Aoki