
doi: 10.1109/20.281286
Narrow track recording in a double-layer perpendicular film medium is studied via micromagnetic modeling. A 3-D probe head field with a track width W=1.5 mu m is used for recording simulations. Recordings of multiple consecutive transitions are simulated. Edge transition patterns and edge overwrite properties are characterized. Simulated transition magnetization pattern at track edges turns towards to the head motion direction and extends to the next transition front. Edge overwrite is studied by simulating recording of a new track over a previously recorded track. It is found that the edges of the new track exhibit no separations with the overwritten track and the intertrack edge of newly recorded transitions is strongly modified by the previously written transitions. >
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