Converter supporting device

Abstract

A convertor support device is provided with a convertor which moves oppositely towards a record medium and at the same time records or replays information, a slip contact which ensures that the convertor departs from the record medium for the preset distance and a suspending body which is provided with a fixed end at one end and a free end at the other end, and the freed end is equipped with the slip contact which can elastically deform at the direction of close to or away from the record medium. A plurality of buckle plates extend as being approximately parallel with the record medium from a part of the suspending body towards the slip contact or from a part of the slid contact towards the fixed end of the suspending body. A plurality of buckle plates consist of lower buckle plates arranged near the side of the record medium and upper buckle plates arranged apart from the record medium. When the surface which is approximately parallel with the oppositely moving direction through the approximate gravity of the slip contact and is approximately vertical to the record medium is considered as a symmetrical surface, the lower buckle plates and the upper buckle plates are respectively arranged as being approximately symmetrical towards the symmetrical surface, and the lower buckle plates and the upper buckle plates are arranged as being not overlapped at the direction parallel with the symmetrical surface. When the slip contact is displaced towards the suspending body, before the part of the suspending body near the slip contact achieves the plastic deformation, at least part of a plurality of buckle plates are buckled with the suspending body or the slip contact.

Description

technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a converter supporting device that performs recording or reproducing functions while performing relative movement while maintaining a predetermined distance with respect to a recording medium. In particular, it relates to magnetic heads which are better suited for magnetic field modulation of opto-magnetic recording. Background technique [0002] As an example of a conventional magneto-optical recording magnetic head, for example, a magnetic head used for a miniature magnetic disk (hereinafter referred to as MD) is mentioned. One example of the magnetic head for MD is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 6-195851. [0003] The magneto-optical recording used in MD is a kind of perpendicular thermomagnetic recording. For the medium that is locally heated by laser light to reduce the coercive force, a perpendicular magnetic field modulated by a recording signal is applied to magnetize the medium to f...

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Problems solved by technology

Furthermore, since the slider 101 is made of a sliding resin, the adhesiveness is deteriorated.

In this way, over a long period of time, when thermal expansion and thermal contraction repeatedly occur, the adhesive peels off, the magnetic core 102 floats from the slider 101, and a sufficient magnetic field cannot be applied to the recording film, causing a problem in reliability.

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