Explain Structure Of A Hard Drive?

1.	Explain Structure Of A Hard Drive?
Answer» HARD disks in them contain various components such as Platter, Spindle, Actuator, power connector, Jumper BLOCK, IDE connector etc. In the inside of a hard disk there is the spindle which is used to hold circular magnetic disks also KNOWN as platters. They are usually made up of a non magnetic material, ( aluminum alloy). These platters are spun at speeds in EXCESS of 4000 RPM, nowadays 7200 RPM based hard disks are common ENOUGH. The read and write heads work on these spinning platters to read and write data. They are controlled by an actuator arm that prevents any error. Hard disks in them contain various components such as Platter, Spindle, Actuator, power connector, Jumper block, IDE connector etc.

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HARD disks in them contain various components such as Platter, Spindle, Actuator, power connector, Jumper BLOCK, IDE connector etc.

In the inside of a hard disk there is the spindle which is used to hold circular magnetic disks also KNOWN as platters. They are usually made up of a non magnetic material, ( aluminum alloy).
These platters are spun at speeds in EXCESS of 4000 RPM, nowadays 7200 RPM based hard disks are common ENOUGH.
The read and write heads work on these spinning platters to read and write data. They are controlled by an actuator arm that prevents any error.

Hard disks in them contain various components such as Platter, Spindle, Actuator, power connector, Jumper block, IDE connector etc.

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