Thin film magnetic head device having a core recess set to a predetermined spacing loss
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Nov 21, 1995
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Mar 19, 1992
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Mar 29, 1991
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There is disclosed a thin film magnetic head device of a structure such that a thin film magnetic head having a metal magnetic film as a magnetic core is directly formed on a slider by the thin film forming technology, thus to carry out recording onto a hard disk and reproducing therefrom. When polishing processing is implemented on an air bearing surface of the slider, the magnetic core (metal magnetic film) of the thin film magnetic head is withdrawn from the air bearing surface by a difference in polishing rate. A quantity of removal (core recess) at this time is set in a range such that the spacing loss is 0.5 to 1.5 dB. Accordingly, while the core recess varies depending upon a track recording density, it is set in this invention within a region indicated by slanting lines of FIG. 8 on the basis of a maximum value of a tracking recording density to be attained.
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