Abstract: A method of fabricating a low-noise, high-output and large-capacity magnetic recording medium compatible with the AIT3 format in which a metal magnetic film is formed by the vacuum evaporation process under supply of oxygen is disclosed. In the vacuum evaporation process, the running speed of a non-magnetic support is controlled within a range from 150 to 200 m/min, and on thus continuously fast-running, non-magnetic support, a Co magnetic thin film is formed under supply of oxygen so as to achieve a coercive force Hc of the Co magnetic thin film of 100 to 115 kA/m, and a squareness ratio of 0.79 or larger.

Abstract: In order to attain a magnetic recording medium compliant with the AIT4 format and capable of accomplishing a block error rate of 1×10?4 or below, there is provided a magnetic recording medium having a magnetic layer composed of a metal magnetic thin film formed on a non-magnetic substrate composed of an aromatic polyamide film, in which the magnetic layer has a coercive force Hc of 120 kA/m to 235 kA/m, and a square ratio Rs of 0.69 or above.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a low-noise, high-output and large-capacity magnetic recording medium compatible with the AIT3 format in which a metal magnetic film is formed by the vacuum evaporation process under supply of oxygen is disclosed. In the vacuum evaporation process, the running speed of a non-magnetic support is controlled within a range from 150 to 200 m/min, and on thus continuously fast-running, non-magnetic support, a Co magnetic thin film is formed under supply of oxygen so as to achieve a coercive force Hc of the Co magnetic thin film of 100 to 115 kA/m, and a squareness ratio of 0.79 or larger.

Abstract: In order to attain a magnetic recording medium compliant with the AIT4 format and capable of accomplishing a block error rate of 1×10?4 or below, there is provided a magnetic recording medium having a magnetic layer composed of a metal magnetic thin film formed on a non-magnetic substrate composed of an aromatic polyamide film, in which the magnetic layer has a coercive force Hc of 120 kA/m to 235 kA/m, and a square ratio Rs of 0.69 or above.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a low-noise, high-output and large-capacity magnetic recording medium compatible with the AIT3 format in which a metal magnetic film is formed by the vacuum evaporation process under supply of oxygen is disclosed. In the vacuum evaporation process, the running speed of a non-magnetic support is controlled within a range from 150 to 200 m/min, and on thus continuously fast-running, non-magnetic support, a Co magnetic thin film is formed under supply of oxygen so as to achieve a coercive force Hc of the Co magnetic thin film of 100 to 115 kA/m, and a squareness ratio of 0.79 or larger.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a low-noise, high-output and large-capacity magnetic recording medium compatible with the AIT3 format in which a metal magnetic film is formed by the vacuum evaporation process under supply of oxygen is disclosed. In the vacuum evaporation process, the running speed of a non-magnetic support is controlled within a range from 150 to 200 m/min, and on thus continuously fast-running, non-magnetic support, a Co magnetic thin film is formed under supply of oxygen so as to achieve a coercive force Hc of the Co magnetic thin film of 100 to 115 kA/m, and a squareness ratio of 0.79 or larger.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium having a thin magnetic metal film formed by vapor deposition under an atmosphere of an introduced oxygen gas. The thickness of the surface oxide film having the degree of oxidation of 50% or higher is maintained so as to be not higher than 5% of the total film thickness of the thin magnetic metal film. The magnetic recording medium is affected to a lesser extent by the surface oxide layer such that it is superior in magnetic properties, such as coercivity, and in electromagnetic properties.

Abstract: A magnetic recording medium has a magnetic layer formed by a thin magnetic metal layer and a carbon protective layer on a non-magnetic substrate; the surface of the carbon protective layer has first protrusions formed by first particles and second protrusions formed by second particles; the carbon protective film has a thickness in the range of 3 nm to 30 nm, while the first protrusions have the heights of 65 nm.+-.15 nm to 95 nm.+-.15 nm and the second protrusions have the heights of 18 nm.+-.5 nm to 28 nm.+-.5 nm; since the surface properties of the carbon protective film are controlled, the electro-magnetic conversion characteristics may be prevented from being lowered due to the spacing losses for improving the running durability of the recording medium.