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3 Day Course
(3 Day Course) This course provides an in-depth look into the technology of disk drives and how they are designed, manufactured, and used. Much more than an overview, the course teaches the issues and tradeoffs involved in increasing the capacity and performance, while lowering the cost, of today’s rapidly evolving drives. The course discusses the latest state-of-the-art disk drive engineering techniques - including the recording process, heads and media, read/write channels, and servo systems. The course material is drawn from textbooks, industry specifications, and extensive practical experience, and provides valuable details and information unavailable elsewhere. If you need a better understanding of the technology behind this exciting industry, this course is the place to get it
Disk Drive Basics
Mass Storage Architectures
Terminology
Storing Data Magnetically
Areal Density
Zoning and Data Rate
Components of a Disk Drive
Magnetic Recording
Magnetic Materials and Properties
The Write Process
The Read Process
Transition Length & PW50
What Limits Density
Heads and Media
GMR Heads
Magnetic Spacing vs. Fly Height
Recording Channel
Write Signals
Head Interface (Preamp)
Pulse Detection PRML
PRML
Data Synchronization
Noise and ISI
Disk Drive Codes
Recording Codes RLL
Error Correction Codes ECC
ECC-on-the-Fly
CRC
Scrambling
Parity Assist
Precoding |
Data Organization
Sector Formats
Split Data Fields
File Directory Structure
Root Directory and FAT
Logical to Physical Transition
Defect Management
Controller Functions
Sequencer
Buffer Management
Data Flow
Example Command
Servo Systems
Position Transducer
Servo Fields
Servo Writer
Seeking
Average Access Time
Drive Interface Basics
IDE/ATA Overview
SCSI Overview
Serial Interfaces
Fibre Channel
Serial ATA
Serial Attached SCSI
Manufacturing and Testing
HSA and HDA Assembly
Production Testing
Product Life Cycle
DVT
Future Trends & Conclusion
Dual Stage Actuators
SAF Media
Thermal Stability
Perpendicular Recording |
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