Thin film disk with barrier layer

The invention relates to thin film magnetic disks of high storage density for use in hard magnetic disks and more particularly to magnetron sputtering of thin films on magnetic disks. A method of coating of thin film coated magnetic disks and thin film magnetic disks made thereby is described. In ac...

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Hauptverfasser: Baur, Heinz, Bluethner, Ralf, Buchberger, Hans, Goedicke, Klaus, Junghaehnel, Michael, Lehnert, Karl-Heinz, Mueller, Manfred, Schneider, Hans-Herrman, Winkler, Torsten
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creator Baur, Heinz
Bluethner, Ralf
Buchberger, Hans
Goedicke, Klaus
Junghaehnel, Michael
Lehnert, Karl-Heinz
Mueller, Manfred
Schneider, Hans-Herrman
Winkler, Torsten
description The invention relates to thin film magnetic disks of high storage density for use in hard magnetic disks and more particularly to magnetron sputtering of thin films on magnetic disks. A method of coating of thin film coated magnetic disks and thin film magnetic disks made thereby is described. In accordance with the invention, a barrier layer is deposited on the substrate before the underlayer film(s) to increase the corrosion resistance of metallic substrate magnetic disks and, in the case of nonmetallic substrates, to reduce the diffusion of water to the substrate and of freely moveable ions from the substrate. Preferably the barrier layer is deposited by medium frequency pulsed sputtering at a frequency of 10 to 200 kHz and a pulse length to pulse pause ratio from 5:1 to 1:10. Aluminum or chromium are the preferred materials for the barrier layer. Additional improvements may be achieved where the sputtering process gas contains a proportion of oxygen and/or nitrogen.
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