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Explains advantages of Serial ATA over parallel ATA.
Details drive capacities and sector counts for models.
Lists drive model, read/write heads, and number of disks.
Covers recording method, density, and interface.
Specifies drive dimensions, weight, and cache buffer.
Provides typical seek times for read/write operations.
Details power-on and standby ready times.
Outlines power consumption and requirements for various modes.
Shows typical startup and operation current profile.
Measures input noise ripple at the host system power supply.
Specifies voltage tolerance including noise.
Describes programmable power management modes for energy efficiency.
Covers temperature, humidity, shock, and vibration specs.
Details operating and non-operating shock specifications.
Specifies operating and non-operating vibration levels.
Reports sound power levels for different drive states.
Lists RF environment tests for EMC compliance.
Discusses failure rates, errors, and workload limits.
Explains AFR calculation and influencing factors.
Describes data loss risks and prevention during power interruptions.
Lists various certifications and compliance marks.
Mentions recognition under UL/cUL and EN standards.
Details CE mark requirements and directives.
Mentions compliance with Australian standards.
States compliance with Canadian ICES standards.
Covers KC mark compliance for EMC.
Notes Moroccan Commodity Mark for OEM kits.
Mentions compliance with Taiwanese BSMI requirements.
Explains FCC verification for subassemblies.
Covers regulations on hazardous substances.
Details EU RoHS and SVHC regulations.
Explains China RoHS 2 management methods.
Outlines Taiwan RoHS compliance for restricted substances.
Discusses drive sensitivity to corrosive environments.
Provides essential ESD precautions for safe handling.
Explains point-to-point configuration and master/slave absence.
Describes SATA cable structure and connector types.
Details drive mounting orientations and screw specifications.
Covers hot-plug capabilities per SATA specification.
Summarizes SATA interface and power connector pin assignments.
Lists supported Serial ATA standard commands and their codes.
Details information transferred by the Identify Device command.
Explains how to control drive features via the Set Features command.
Describes S.M.A.R.T. for failure prediction and supported commands.
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