User manual MAXTOR ATLAS 10K III DATA SHEET

[. . . ] Atlas 10K III TM 18. 4 GB, 36. 7 GB, 73. 4 GB Exceptional performance and value for servers, workstations, and storage subsystems THE MARKET Explosive growth in enterprise-wide computing and Internet applications is creating increased demand for larger and faster servers, performance workstations, and storage subsystems. To address this growth, Maxtor offers the award-winning AtlasTM 3. 5-inch Product Family. The latest offering is the Atlas 10K III hard disk drive, which extends Maxtor's leadership position in the market. [. . . ] The U320 interface keeps Maxtor in the lead in providing the latest interface technology. Superior Reliability ­ Maxtor Shock Protection System, Data Protection System, Thermal and Shock Sensors, S. M. A. R. T. Superior Manageability ­ Active LVD bus hot pluggable design, intelligent bus management, and automatic SCSI mode configuration for U320, U160, Ultra2, Ultra, and Fast SCSI interfaces. Improved Acoustics ­ Acoustics are very important for many customers. To address their needs, we designed the acoustic levels of a 7, 200 rpm drive into a 10, 000 rpm drive!Yet another example of Maxtor setting a new standard. MAXTOR QUALITY AND RELIABILITY To ensure flawless and consistent performance, the Atlas 10K III drive features Maxtor's breakthrough Shock Protection System III (SPS III). SPS III protects the drive from mistreatment during handling and integration. For systems integrators, SPS III results in fewer returns, lower total cost of ownership, and more satisfied customers. SPS III is but an example of Maxtor's continuous commitment to quality -- we confidently stand behind the Atlas 10K III with a five-year warranty. PERFORMANCE AND MORE. . . The Atlas 10K III drive continues Maxtor's performance leadership position. It sports a 10, 000 RPM platter rotational speed, blazing-fast 4. 5 millisecond (ms) seek time, a large 8 megabyte (MB) cache buffer, and a 55 megabyte-per-second (MB/sec) peak sustained data throughput. These specs lead to one conclusion -- the Atlas 10K III drive delivers the leading random I/O performance and sequential throughput required by our customer's data-intensive applications. SPECIFICATIONS Form Factor Interface 1 18. 4 3. 5" 36. 7 3. 5" 73. 4 3. 5" Reliability Specifications Data Errors (per bits read) Recoverable Nonrecoverable Error-Correction Method 18. 4 36. 7 73. 4 U320 and U160. Backwards compatible to Ultra2, Ultra SCSI. In 68-pin wide and 80-pin SCA-2 18, 400 36, 700 73, 400 Formatted Capacity (MB ) Disk Drive Configuration Disks Head/Recording Surfaces Bytes per Sector Encoding/Detection Method 512 Maximum Areal Density (Gb/sq. in. ) 17. 9 <10 per 1012 <10 per 1016 360-bit non-interleaved Reed Solomon ECC with on-chip correction 5 1 2 2 4 4 8 Warranty3 (years) Physical Specifications Dimensions--inches (mm) Width Length Height Weight--pounds (kg) 50/52 RLL PRML 4. 00 (101. 6) 5. 787 (147. 0) 1. 028 (26. 1) max - 1. 54 (0. 7) Performance Specifications Typical Seek Times (ms) Average Track-to-Track Full Stroke 2 4. 5 0. 3 11 3. 0 10, 000 350 to 622 33 to 55 320 160 80 40 8 Environmental Limits Operating Temperature (°C) Non-Condensing Humidity (%) Vibration (G, 5 to 500 Hz) Acoustics (bels, Idle) - typical Non-Operating Temperature (°C) Non-Condensing Humidity (%) Shock (G, 2 ms, 1/2 sine) Vibration (G, 5 to 500 Hz) Power Specifications Voltage Requirements (V) Typical Power Draw (W, Idle) SCSI Peak Current (A on +5V/+12V) Start-up +5V DC±5% +12V DC ±5% 10 0. 9/2. 2 5 to 55 5 to 95 0. 5 3. 1 -40 to 70 5 to 95 250 2. 0 3. 4 3. 6 Average Rotational Latency (ms) Rotational Speed (RPM) Internal Data Rate (Mb/sec) Sustained Throughput (MB/sec) Data Transfer Rates (Buffer Host) Ultra320 SCSI (MB/sec) Ultra160 SCSI (MB/sec) Ultra2 SCSI (MB/sec) Ultra SCSI (MB/sec) Buffer Size (MB) 1. Maxtor defines a megabyte (MB) as 106 or 1, 000, 000 bytes. [. . . ] Copyright ©2001 Maxtor Corporation. Maxtor, MaxFax and No Quibble Service are registered trademarks of Maxtor Corporation. Atlas is a trademark of Maxtor Corporation. [. . . ]