In high-end equipment manufacturing, semiconductor cleanroom piping, food and pharmaceutical processes, shipbuilding, and energy and chemical industries, fluid transport systems place extremely high demands on the accuracy of pipe routing, the smoothness
With the continuous miniaturization of portable audio devices, industrial data loggers, financial terminals, and smart card readers, electronic component magnetic heads, as core sensing components, face unprecedented miniaturization challenges.
Controlling deformation and springback in sensor housing stamping production requires consideration of the entire process, including material selection, mold design, process optimization, and post-processing.
The weak signal output by the magnetic head needs to be processed by a low-noise, high-gain preamplifier to improve the signal-to-noise ratio.
The welding or screwing process needs to control residual stress to avoid local deformation that causes natural frequency shift.
Behind the scenes of financial transactions and document processing, magnetic heads in electronic components act as a bridge between the digital and physical worlds.