A Presentation On

Presented to:
Dr. Manju K.
Chattopadhyay

Presented By:
Sajid Khan
ECN 1st Sem
Content
1 – Introduction
2 – History
3 – Working
4 – Characteristics
5 – Need for a Proper Shutdown
6 – Types
7 – Tracks and Sector
8 – How Data Is Organized On Disk
9 – Disk Partitions
10 – Partitions
11 – Size Measurement and Actual Capacity
12 – Market Values and Prices
13 - Manufacturers
14 –SATA versus PATA
Introduction
A hard disk drive is
a non-volatile
storage device that
stores digitally
encoded data on
rapidly rotating
rigid platters with
magnetic surface.
History
Hard disk was first introduce in 1956 as
data storage for an IBM accounting
computer and were originally developed
for use in personal computers.
Working
HDD records data by magnetizing
ferromagnetic material directionally,
to represent either a 0 or a 1binary
digit. They read the data back by
detecting the magnetization of the
material.
Characteristics
1- Data Transfer Rate (Bytes / Second)
2- Seek Time (Second)
3- Power Consumption (Watt)
4- Shock Resistance
Need for a Proper Shutdown
Before plug off computer we need a
proper shutdown. But Why????
Because in hard disk head is
separated from platter by air force. In case
of power failure air force is absent and the
head fall down onto the platter this may
crash the platter and the data recorded on
that area may be lost.
Types :Now a days Two types of hard disk is common
in use.
1- IDE or PATA
(Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment
2- SATA
(Serial Advanced Technology Attachment )

PATA

SATA
Tracks and sectors
Can store
512 bytes

Sector =
small arc
of track

Track=
concentric
circle
How Data is Organized on Disk
• Tracks– circular areas of the disk
– Data first written to outer most track
• Sectors– Divides tracks sections
• Cylinders– Logical groupings of the the same track on
each disk surface in a disk unit
Partitions
Divides hard drive into logical
subdivisions which are seen by the
operating system as separate logical hard
disks.
Hard drives divided into primary and
extended partitions. The primary partition
boots the system.
Size Measurement
Number of cylinders by number of
heads by number of sectors by 512

Actual Capacity
0.93 x Capacity by manufacturer
Market Value & Price
• Hard disk is one the most purchased
spare. In 2009 516.2 Millions hard disk
were sold
Capacity

Price

Type

2 TB

12,000 Rs

SATA

500 GB

4,750 Rs

SATA

1.5 TB
250 GB

6,900 Rs
2,000 Rs

SATA
SATA

160 GB

2,050 Rs

PATA
Manufacturers
• Seagate
• Western Digital
• Hitachi
• Samsung
• Toshiba
PATA AND SATA CABLES
PATA CABLE

SATA CABLE
SATA V/S PATA
SATA

PATA

200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Speed

Length

Pins

Easier
Any Query

Don’t be confused ask
to us

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  • 1.
    A Presentation On Presentedto: Dr. Manju K. Chattopadhyay Presented By: Sajid Khan ECN 1st Sem
  • 2.
    Content 1 – Introduction 2– History 3 – Working 4 – Characteristics 5 – Need for a Proper Shutdown 6 – Types 7 – Tracks and Sector 8 – How Data Is Organized On Disk 9 – Disk Partitions 10 – Partitions 11 – Size Measurement and Actual Capacity 12 – Market Values and Prices 13 - Manufacturers 14 –SATA versus PATA
  • 3.
    Introduction A hard diskdrive is a non-volatile storage device that stores digitally encoded data on rapidly rotating rigid platters with magnetic surface.
  • 4.
    History Hard disk wasfirst introduce in 1956 as data storage for an IBM accounting computer and were originally developed for use in personal computers.
  • 5.
    Working HDD records databy magnetizing ferromagnetic material directionally, to represent either a 0 or a 1binary digit. They read the data back by detecting the magnetization of the material.
  • 6.
    Characteristics 1- Data TransferRate (Bytes / Second) 2- Seek Time (Second) 3- Power Consumption (Watt) 4- Shock Resistance
  • 7.
    Need for aProper Shutdown Before plug off computer we need a proper shutdown. But Why???? Because in hard disk head is separated from platter by air force. In case of power failure air force is absent and the head fall down onto the platter this may crash the platter and the data recorded on that area may be lost.
  • 8.
    Types :Now adays Two types of hard disk is common in use. 1- IDE or PATA (Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment 2- SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment ) PATA SATA
  • 9.
    Tracks and sectors Canstore 512 bytes Sector = small arc of track Track= concentric circle
  • 10.
    How Data isOrganized on Disk • Tracks– circular areas of the disk – Data first written to outer most track • Sectors– Divides tracks sections • Cylinders– Logical groupings of the the same track on each disk surface in a disk unit
  • 11.
    Partitions Divides hard driveinto logical subdivisions which are seen by the operating system as separate logical hard disks. Hard drives divided into primary and extended partitions. The primary partition boots the system.
  • 12.
    Size Measurement Number ofcylinders by number of heads by number of sectors by 512 Actual Capacity 0.93 x Capacity by manufacturer
  • 13.
    Market Value &Price • Hard disk is one the most purchased spare. In 2009 516.2 Millions hard disk were sold Capacity Price Type 2 TB 12,000 Rs SATA 500 GB 4,750 Rs SATA 1.5 TB 250 GB 6,900 Rs 2,000 Rs SATA SATA 160 GB 2,050 Rs PATA
  • 14.
    Manufacturers • Seagate • WesternDigital • Hitachi • Samsung • Toshiba
  • 15.
    PATA AND SATACABLES PATA CABLE SATA CABLE
  • 16.
  • 18.
    Any Query Don’t beconfused ask to us