a)
Given,
Given,
Number of surfaces = 8
Number of tracks per surface = 40000
Number of sectors per track = 512
Number of bytes per sector = 1024 Bytes
Rotational speed = 10000 rpm
a)
Capacity of the drive = Number of surfaces * Number of tracks per surface * Number of sectors per track * Sector Size
= 8 * 40000 * 512 * 1024 Bytes
= 167772160000 Bytes
Hence, the capacity of the drive is 167772160000 bytes.
b)
Rotational Latency = ( ( 60 / Rotational speed ) * 1000 ) ms
= ( ( 60 / 10000 ) * 1000 ) ms
= 6 ms
Hence, the rotational latency is 6 ms.
c)
The rotational latency obtained is 6 ms.
Size of a track = 512 sectors
This means in 6 ms, one complete track is read.
In other words,
1 track takes 6 ms to be read.
512 sectors take 6 ms to be read.
1 sector takes ( 6 ms / 512 ) time to be read which equals to 0.011718 ms
Hence, the time taken to read data when 1 sector is accessed is 0.011718 ms.
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