Robert Bruce Love
Engineers at Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara, CA
License number
Colorado 10623
Issued Date
Sep 18, 1971
Renew Date
Sep 1, 2000
Expiration Date
Sep 1, 2000
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
1402 Alameda Padre Serra, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Personal information
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Address
Phone
5200 Irvine Blvd SPC 20, Irvine, CA 92620
545 E Peltason Dr, Irvine, CA 92617
495 Meadowlark Ln, Perris, CA 92570
481 S 2Nd St, Blythe, CA 92225
610 W Barrel Springs Rd, Palmdale, CA 93551
Professional information
See more information about Robert Bruce Love at trustoria.com
Photographer
Photographer
Position:
Owner at Taxi Cab Cards
Location:
Santa Barbara, California Area
Industry:
Photography
Work:
Taxi Cab Cards
since Jun 2011
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Owner
Calif State Auto Assn
Apr 1999 - Jun 2011
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Business Analyst
Education:
Calif Polytechnic State Univ - San Luis Obispo 1972 - 1977
Carbon Overcoat With Electrically Conductive Adhesive Layer For Magnetic Head Sliders
Carbon Overcoat With Electrically Conductive Adhesive Layer For Magnetic Head Sliders
US Patent:
5654850, Aug 5, 1997
Filed:
Aug 8, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/286935
Inventors:
Srinivasan K. Ganapathi - Goleta CA
Tim O. Cheung - Santa Barbara CA
Paul D. Frank - Santa Barbara CA
Robert B. Love - Santa Barbara CA
Allan F. Rice - Santa Barbara CA
Paul W. Smith - Santa Barbara CA
Tim O. Cheung - Santa Barbara CA
Paul D. Frank - Santa Barbara CA
Robert B. Love - Santa Barbara CA
Allan F. Rice - Santa Barbara CA
Paul W. Smith - Santa Barbara CA
Assignee:
Applied Magnetics Corp. - Goleta CA
International Classification:
G11B 560, G11B 5187
US Classification:
360103
Abstract:
A slider of the type for use with a rotatable magnetic disk is disclosed. The slider has two ends and a bottom surface which includes an air bearing surface. An adhesive layer and continuous coating of carbon is located on the air bearing surface. A method of sputter depositing this continuous layer of carbon upon the air bearing surface of the slider is also provided. The continuous layer of carbon is crown-shaped and deposited using the sputtering technique. The carbon is directed from a source at the air bearing surface of a slider. A mask is placed between the source and slider so that the carbon is deposited in a crown shape. When the slider is viewed from front to rear the maximum depth of the coating is less than about 6 to 10 nm, while at the ends of the slider the coating depth is near 0 nm. The resistivity of the protective carbon layer is controlled for the additional benefit of protection from damages by electrostatic discharge.
Method Of Manufacturing A Slider Having A Carbon Overcoat And An Electrically Conductive Adhesive Layer
Method Of Manufacturing A Slider Having A Carbon Overcoat And An Electrically Conductive Adhesive Layer
US Patent:
5939133, Aug 17, 1999
Filed:
Apr 25, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/842961
Inventors:
Srinivasan K. Ganapathi - Goleta CA
Tim O. Cheung - Santa Barbara CA
Paul D. Frank - Santa Barbara CA
Robert B. Love - Santa Barbara CA
Allan F. Rice - Santa Barbara CA
Paul W. Smith - Santa Barbara CA
Tim O. Cheung - Santa Barbara CA
Paul D. Frank - Santa Barbara CA
Robert B. Love - Santa Barbara CA
Allan F. Rice - Santa Barbara CA
Paul W. Smith - Santa Barbara CA
Assignee:
Applied Magnetics Corporation - Goleta CA
International Classification:
B05D 512
US Classification:
427127
Abstract:
A slider of the type for use with a rotatable magnetic disk is disclosed. The slider has two ends and a bottom surface which includes an air bearing surface. An adhesive layer and continuous coating of carbon is located on the air bearing surface. A method of sputter depositing this continuous layer of carbon upon the air bearing surface of the slider is also provided. The continuous layer of carbon is crown-shaped and deposited using the sputtering technique. The carbon is directed from a source at the air bearing surface of a slider. A mask is placed between the source and slider so that the carbon is deposited in a crown shape. When the slider is viewed from front to rear the maximum depth of the coating is less than about 6 to 10 nm, while at the ends of the slider the coating depth is near 0 nm. The resistivity of the protective carbon layer is controlled for the additional benefit of protection from damages by electrostatic discharge.
Carbon Overcoat For Magnetic Head Sliders
Carbon Overcoat For Magnetic Head Sliders
US Patent:
5336550, Aug 9, 1994
Filed:
May 18, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/063282
Inventors:
Srinivasan K. Ganapathi - Goleta CA
Robert B. Love - Santa Barbara CA
Paul W. Smith - Santa Barbara CA
Robert B. Love - Santa Barbara CA
Paul W. Smith - Santa Barbara CA
Assignee:
Applied Magnetics Corporation - Goleta CA
International Classification:
G11B 560
US Classification:
428216
Abstract:
A slider of the type for use with a rotatable magnetic disk is disclosed. The slider has two ends and a bottom surface which includes an air bearing surface. An adhesive layer and continuous coating of carbon is located on the air bearing surface. A method of sputter depositing this continuous layer of carbon upon the air bearing surface of the slider is also provided. The continuous layer of carbon is crown-shaped and deposited using the sputtering technique. The carbon is directed from a source at the air bearing surface of a slider. A mask is placed between the source and slider so that the carbon is deposited in a crown shape. When the slider is viewed from front to rear the maximum depth of the coating is less than about 6 to 10 nm, while at the ends of the slider the coating depth is near 0 nm.