The effect of magnetic pole shape on the remanent magnetization state at the track edge was studied for a ring-type head and a single-layered perpendicular medium system. An MIG head and a merged MR head were used for recording. These heads have symmetric and asymmetric magnetic pole structures, respectively. It was found that the remanent magnetization state at the track edge of a single-layered perpendicular medium was greatly influenced by the shapes of the magnetic poles. Thus it is necessary to improve the shape of magnetic poles in order to realize the higher track density for a single-layered perpendicular medium.
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