We report recording simulations on graded media with area densities of 1Tbit∕in.2. The media are composed of a nucleation layer exchange coupled to a hard magnetic storage layer. The nucleation layer has an anisotropy K(z) that gradually varies in order to adjust the domain wall propagation field to the write field. Bits were written with a bit length of 12nm and a track width of 53nm on graded media with total thickness of 21nm and maximum anisotropy of 1MJ∕m3. The computed values for transition jitter are around 0.65nm, depending on the intergrain exchange.
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