Patent classifications
H01F1/0315
Stylus pen
An exemplary embodiment of the present invention provides a stylus pen including: a body; a conductive tip configured to be exposed from an inside of the body to an outside thereof; and a resonance circuit connected to the conductive tip to resonate an electrical signal transferred from the conductive tip. An inductor unit of the resonance circuit includes a ferrite core and a coil wound in multiple layers over at least a portion of the ferrite core. The ferrite core includes nickel, and the coil can be formed by a litz wire with adjacent winding layers that are wound to be inclined in a zigzag form.
ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECT MATERIAL AND CERAMIC ELECTRONIC COMPONENT
An electromagnetic effect material includes as a primary component, a polycrystalline oxide ceramic containing at least Sr, Co, and Fe. In the polycrystalline oxide ceramic, the crystal c-axis is oriented in a predetermined direction, and the degree of orientation of the c-axis is 0.2 or more by a Lotgering method. A component substrate is formed of this electromagnetic effect material.
Magnetic microspheres for use in fluorescence-based applications
Microspheres, populations of microspheres, and methods for forming microspheres are provided. One microsphere configured to exhibit fluorescent and magnetic properties includes a core microsphere and a magnetic material coupled to a surface of the core microsphere. About 50% or less of the surface of the core microsphere is covered by the magnetic material. The microsphere also includes a polymer layer surrounding the magnetic material and the core microsphere. One population of microspheres configured to exhibit fluorescent and magnetic properties includes two or more subsets of microspheres. The two or more subsets of microspheres are configured to exhibit different fluorescent and/or magnetic properties. Individual microspheres in the two or more subsets are configured as described above.
Sintered ferrite magnet and motor provided therewith
A sintered ferrite magnet comprises a main phase of an M type Sr ferrite having a hexagonal crystal structure. An amount of Zn is 0.05 to 1.35 mass % in terms of ZnO and M1/M2 is 0.43 or less when an amount of a rare-earth element (R) is M1 in terms of mol and the amount of Zn is M2 in terms of mol.
METAL OXIDE PARTICLE DISPERSION FOR MANUFACTURING PARTICULATE MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIUM, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING MAGNETIC LAYER-FORMING COMPOSITION OF PARTICULATE MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIUM AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING PARTICULATE MAGNETIC RECORDING MEDIUM
The metal oxide particle dispersion for manufacturing a particulate magnetic recording medium contains metal oxide particles, solvent, and a polyester compound having one or more groups selected from the group consisting of a carboxyl group and a salt thereof, a phosphoric acid group and a salt thereof, a hydroxyl group and a nitrogen-substituted alkylene group, but substantially not containing ferromagnetic powder.
Sintered ferrite magnet and motor provided therewith
A sintered ferrite magnet comprises a main phase of an M type Sr ferrite having a hexagonal crystal structure. An amount of Zn is 0.05 to 1.35 mass % in terms of ZnO, the sintered ferrite magnet does not substantially include a rare-earth element (R), and the following Formula (1) is satisfied, where a total amount of Sr, Ba and Ca is M3 in terms of mol, a total amount of Fe, Co, Mn, Zn, Cr and Al is M4 in terms of mol, and an amount of Si is M5 in terms of mol.
0.5{M3(M4/12)}/M54.8(1).
STYLUS PEN
An exemplary embodiment of the present invention provides a stylus pen including: a body; a conductive tip configured to be exposed from an inside of the body to an outside thereof; and a resonance circuit connected to the conductive tip to resonate an electrical signal transferred from the conductive tip. An inductor unit of the resonance circuit includes a ferrite core and a coil wound in multiple layers over at least a portion of the ferrite core. The ferrite core includes nickel, and the coil can be formed by a litz wire with adjacent winding layers that are wound to be inclined in a zigzag form.
MAGNETIC INDUCTORS FOR SEMICONDUCTOR PACKAGING
Magnetic inductors for microelectronics packages are provided. Magnetic inductive structures include a magnetic region, a magnetic region base region, and a conductive region that forms a channel within the magnetic region. The magnetic region has a different chemical composition than the base region. Additional structures are provided in which the magnetic region is recessed into a package substrate core. Further inductor structures are provided in which the conductive region includes through-core vias and the conductive region at least partially encircles a portion of a package substrate core. Additionally, methods of manufacture are provided for semiconductor packages that include magnetic inductors.
COMPOSITE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
Composite electronic including coil, capacitor and intermediate parts, wherein coil part includes coil-conductor and magnetic-layer, capacitor part includes internal electrodes and dielectric-layer, which contains SrOTiO2 or ZnOTiO2 based oxide, intermediate part between coil and capacitor parts, intermediate part includes intermediate material layer, which contains ZnO, TiO2 and boron, ZnO contained in intermediate material layer 50-85 parts by mole and TiO2 contained the intermediate material layer 15-50 parts by mole when total content of ZnO and TiO2 in intermediate material layer is 100 parts by mole, content boron in intermediate material layer is 0.1-5.0 parts by weight of B2O3 when total of ZnO and TiO2 in intermediate material layer set to 100 parts by weight, part of ZnO and TiO2 intermediate material layer constitute ZnOTiO2 compound, which in intermediate material layer is 50 wt % or more when total weight of ZnO and TiO2 in intermediate material layer is set to 100 wt %.
Magnetic microcapsule, preparation method thereof, and magnetic film
A magnetic microcapsule, preparation method thereof and a magnetic film are disclosed, relating to microcapsule technology. The microcapsules use a combination of cationic and anionic polymers as the shell material, forming spindle-shaped, durable spheres to enhance strength. The core material contains at least two types of magnetic particles with different strengths, allowing adjustable magnetic forces to improve writing, erasure, and contrast. It also includes non-magnetic particles, an oil-based solvent, and a suspension stabilizer, forming a stable cross-linked network and electrostatic adsorption layer to prevent sedimentation and ensure smooth writing and lasting marks. The resulting magnetic film offers excellent responsiveness, enabling quick and thorough erasure by adjusting the magnetic pen's force and frequency.