Fujitsu Corporation

Syuji Nishida

Ikuya Tagawa

Minoru Hasegawa

Yuji Uehara

Hiroshi Maeda

Yoshinori Ohtsuka

Tomoko Kutsuzawa

Masahiro Kakehi

Takashi Sekikawa

Shunsuke Kamijo

Seiji Suetake

Kenji Furuya

Yukinori Ikegawa

Teruo Kiyomiya

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

A magnetic head has a lower sub-magnetic pole and an upper sub-magnetic pole disposed to be adjacent to a moving magnetic disk. The lower sub-magnetic pole and the upper sub-magnetic pole are placed adjacent one another with a predetermined interval at an adjacent point to the magnetic disk. A magnetic field is generated between those magnetic poles so that the magnetic disk is magnetized. A soft magnetic film extending between the magnetic poles and a first non-magnetic film and a second non-magnetic film supporting the soft magnetic film are disposed between the magnetic poles.

Magnetic head, method of manufacturing magnetic head and information recording apparatus

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

An information processing device includes a central processing unit, a cache memory unit and first and second decision circuits. The first decision circuit identifies one of partitioned address areas to be accessed before the central processing unit accesses the cache memory unit. The second decision circuit determines whether the above one of the partitioned address areas is a cachable area or a non-cachable area before address tag data is referred to in the cache memory unit.

Partitioned cache memory with switchable access paths

An information recording device which records information at a high recording density such that an error rate is reduced. In particular, an information recording device that includes a recording head, arranged near or to be close to the recording medium, for applying magnetic fields to the small regions when the recording head relatively moves with respect to the recording medium to pass on the small regions of the recording medium, and a recording head controller for controlling the recording head to cause the recording head to apply magnetic fields to the small regions in a free region of the recording medium in a standby state in which at least information is not recorded on the recording medium to uniform the directions of magnetization of the small regions so as to erase the information in the predetermined free region.

Information recording device having a function of erasing information in a standby state

A thin film magnetic head comprises a magnetic yoke piece exposed at a medium-opposed surface adjacent a gap layer. A magnetic yoke layer is connected to the magnetic yoke piece at a position retracting from the medium-opposed surface. The tip end of the magnetic yoke layer is exposed at the medium-opposed surface. A non-magnetic layer is interposed between the tip end of the magnetic yoke layer and the magnetic yoke piece at the medium-opposed surface. The non-magnetic layer serves to space the tip end of the magnetic yoke layer away from the other magnetic yoke layer which is separated by the magnetic yoke piece and a gap layer, for example, from the magnetic yoke layer. It is possible to reduce a magnetic field directed to the other magnetic yoke layer from the edges of the magnetic yoke layer protruding in the lateral direction of a data track. Such magnetic fields from the magnetic yoke layer hardly induce magnetic reversal on a magnetic recording medium such as a magnetic recording disk or tape.

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Syuji Nishida