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IEEE-ASME Transactions on Mechatronics | 1998

MEMS-based integrated head/actuator/slider for hard disk drives

Takahiro Imamura; Masaki Katayama; Yukinori Ikegawa; Takeshi Ohwe; Ryosuke Koishi; Takao Koshikawa

We propose a new integrated head/actuator/slider concept for hard disk drives. This slider is batch fabricated on the sacrificial layer of a wafer together with an electrostatic microactuator via micromachining technology. We present the basic integrated head/actuator/slider design, the fabrication and flying-height tests of a micromachined slider body, and the design, fabrication, and testing of a prototype electrostatic microactuator. Slider warpage was analyzed and successfully suppressed to within 0.1 /spl mu/m. The slider was flown over a glass disk at heights of 26-81 nm and at linear velocities of 5-13 m/s. The test results of the electrostatic microactuator showed a stroke of 0.55 /spl mu/m, a very high mechanical resonant frequency of 34 kHz due to its low moving mass of 0.85 /spl mu/g, and a large force, estimated to be 21.3 /spl mu/N, generated by the actuator.


IEEE Transactions on Magnetics | 1994

Flux-guided MR head for very low flying height

Takao Koshikawa; Yoshinori Ohtsuka; Yukinori Ikegawa; H. Tanaka; Junzo Toda; Yoshifumi Mizoshita

Our flux-guided magnetoresistive-read/inductive-write composite head, which we named the WING MR head after the shape of its wide flux-guides, is designed for very low flying height or contact recording. It has 0.05 /spl mu/m-thick NiFe single layer flux-guides. The flux-guides are rectangular and wider than the read width. Test results show high linear density resolution and good offtrack characteristics at a flying height of 0.03 /spl mu/m. The wide flux-guides reduce Barkhausen noise without lowering offtrack performance. >


IEEE Transactions on Magnetics | 2004

A new single-pole-type head trimmed by focused ion beam at wafer level

Yukinori Ikegawa; S. Yamawaki; N. Ozaki; Toshinori Hoshino; Takayuki Kubomiya; K. Satoh; Takao Koshikawa

We newly fabricated a trapezoidal main pole by focused ion beam (FIB) trimming method at wafer level. A layer of the main pole (MP) is FeCo/Ru multilayer made by sputtering. The thickness of the MP is 0.28 /spl mu/m, and Ta protective layer is 0.17 /spl mu/m thick. The taper angle of the MP is 10/spl deg/. It is very easy to control of the angle and the width of the MP by using this method. In addition, the manufacturing methods of the MP film are not limited, and the multilayered film is enabled. Moreover, the processing precision of MP by the FIB method became a very practicable result. The head, which had been made by this method, has good characteristics.


Archive | 2000

Thin film magnetic head with short lower magnetic pole piece

Ikuya Tagawa; Tomoko Kutsuzawa; Syuji Nishida; Teruo Kiyomiya; Yoshinori Ohtsuka; Hiroshi Maeda; Minoru Hasegawa; Masahiro Kakehi; Takashi Sekikawa; Yukinori Ikegawa


Archive | 1997

Thin film magnetic head and process for producing same

Yukinori Ikegawa; Takao Koshikawa; Yoshinori Ohtsuka


Archive | 1996

Magneto resistive effect type head having a stressed insulation layer

Yukinori Ikegawa; Mutsuo Yoshinami; Eiji Shimizu; Keiji Watanabe


Archive | 1998

Method of making a head slider

Takahiro Imamura; Yukinori Ikegawa


Archive | 2008

METHOD FOR MEASURING WIDTH OF PLATING LAYER, MAGNETIC RECORDING HEAD, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF

Kazumasa Hosono; Yukinori Ikegawa; Masaya Kato; Masashi Yanagawa; Kaoru Yamakawa; Takashi Ito


Archive | 1998

Planar thin-film magnetic head and manufacturing method therefor

Yukinori Ikegawa; Michiaki Kanamine


Archive | 1998

Horizontal type magneto-resistive head using flux guide

Yoshifumi Mizoshita; Takao Koshikawa; Hitoshi Kanai; Junichi Kane; Yoshinori Otsuka; Yukinori Ikegawa

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