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HP Surestore Disks C2244, C2245, C2246, and C2247 - Technical Specifications

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HP Surestore Disks C2244, C2245, C2246, and C2247 technical specificationsback to table of contents

exampleDisk drive capacitiesback to table of contents

    HP Surestore Disks C2244, C2245, C2246, and C2247 disk drive capacities

    These numbers are for comparison only. Capacities are calculated using a 512 byte sector. When other sector sizes are used, formatted capacity will change. Unformatted capacities are given in parentheses ( ).

     

    Zone 0 (Outer)

    Zone 1

    Zone 2

    Zone 3

    Zone 4

    Zone 5

    Zone 6

    Zone 7 (Inner)

     

    Data tracks per surface:

    533

    192

    136

    144

    138

    318

    268

    252

    Data sectors per track:

    96

    92

    88

    84

    80

    72

    64

    56

    Data bytes per track:

    49,152

    47,104

    45,056

    43,008

    40,960

    36,864

    32,768

    28,672

     

    (58,899)

    (56,338)

    (53,968)

    (51,440)

    (49,034)

    (44,079)

    (39,351)

    (34,391)

    Data sectors per cylinder:

    C2244

    672

    644

    616

    588

    560

    504

    448

    392

     

    C2245

    864

    828

    792

    756

    720

    648

    576

    504

    C2246

    1,056

    1,012

    968

    924

    880

    792

    704

    616

    C2247

    1,248

    1,196

    1,144

    1,092

    1,040

    936

    832

    728

    Data bytes per cylinder:

    C2244

    344,064

    329,728

    315,392

    301,056

    286,720

    258,048

    229,376

    200,704

     
     

    (412,293)

    (394,366)

    (377,776)

    (360,080)

    (343,238)

    (308,553)

    (275,457)

    (240,737)

    C2245

    442,368

    423,936

    405,504

    387,072

    368,640

    331,776

    294,912

    258,048

     

    (530,091)

    (507,042)

    (485,712)

    (462,960)

    (441,306)

    (396,711)

    (354,159)

    (309,519)

    C2246

    540,672

    518,144

    495,616

    473,088

    450,560

    405,504

    360,488

    315,392

     

    (647,889)

    (619,718)

    (593,648)

    (565,840)

    (539,374)

    (484,869)

    (432,861)

    (378,301)

    C2247

    638,976

    612,352

    585,728

    559,104

    532,480

    479,232

    425,984

    372,736

     

    (765,687)

    (732,394)

    (701,584)

    (668,720)

    (637,442)

    (573,027)

    (511,563)

    (447,083)

     

    C2244

    C2245

    C2246

    C2247

    Data surfaces per drive:

    7

    9

    11

    13

    Data bytes per sector:

    512 (610)

    512 (610)

    512 (610)

    512 (610)

    Data sectors per surface:

    158,096

    158,096

    158,096

    158,096

    Data bytes per surface:

    80,945,152

    80,945,152

    80,945,152

    80,945,152

    Data cylinders per drive*:

    1,981

    1,981

    1,981

    1,981

    Data sectors per drive:

    1,106,288

    1,422,480

    1,738,672

    2,054,864

    Data bytes per drive:

    566,419,456

    728,309,760

    890,200,064

    1,052,090,368

     

    (678,438,799)

    (872,345,769)

    (1,066,252,739)

    (1,260,159,709)

    NOTE: * There are 2051 total cylinders per drive, allocated as follows: 1981 data cylinders, 69 spare cylinders, and 1 cylinder reserved for logs and maintenance information. Partial cylinders have been rounded to the next whole cylinder.

Operating specificationsback to table of contents

    HP C2244/45/46/47 Operating specifications

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    NOTE: The C2244/45/46/47 disk drives must be operated within the Disk Drive Environmental Requirements specified in Table 1-4 in order for them to function properly.

      Interface

      Industry Standard SCSI-2

      Controller

      Overhead time

      Less than 500 microseconds

      Buffer size

      256 kbytes

      Buffer type

      dual-ported

      Sector size

      180 - 744 data field bytes

      Interleave

      1:1

      Seek times (includes settling time)

      Track to Track Seek

      2.5 milliseconds

      Head Switch Time

      Less than 1 millisecond

      Average Random Seek

       

      Reads

      10.2 milliseconds

      Writes

      11.2 milliseconds

      Maximum Seek

      22 milliseconds

    NOTE: Seek time is defined as the time from when the actuator begins to move until the head has settled over the target. track.. It does not include any controller overhead time or any initiator overhead time. The values above are derived from a representative sample of disk drives measured under normal temperature and voltage conditions.

    Track to track seek time is the mean value of all seek times measured when performing all possible single track seeks.

    Average random seek time is the time to do all possible seeks divided by the number of seeks possible.

    Maximum seek time is the time it takes to seek 2051 physical cylinders.

    Head Switch time is the time required to switch from one head to the next head in sequential order (head 0 to head 1, head 1 to head 2, etc.).

      Spin-up Time

        From Power-On to ready for access
      • Typical:14 seconds
        From Power-On to SCSI bus selection
      • Typical: 3 seconds
      • Maximum:5 seconds
        Disk rotating speed
      • 5400 rpm +/-0.5%
        Rotational latency (average time)
      • 6 milliseconds, +/-0.5%
        Internal data transfer rates (controller/disk)

        Burst Rates (for single sector transfers)

        Sustained Rates (for continuous transfers; excludes controller overhead)

        Inner Zone to Outer Zone

        Inner Zone to Outer Zone

        3.1 to 5.3 MB (24.8 to 42.4 Mbits) per second

        2.1 to 3.7 MB (17.1 to 29.5 Mbits) per second

        External data transfer rate (host/controller)

        Narrow Single-Ended/Differential

        Wide Differential

        Asynchronous: 2.5 MB per second

        Asynchronous: 5.0 MB per second

        Synchronous: up to 10.0 MB per second

        Synchronous: up to 20 0 MB per second

        Recoverable data error rate

      Less than ten (10) errors in 10 to the thirteenth power bits transferred when the disk drive is operated within the specified environmental limits.

    NOTE: A recoverable data error occurs when a read or write operation successfully completes with the execution of a recovery algorithm. The recovery action is reported to the host with a Sense key of 1. (Refer to the Request Sense command in Appendix A.) Mode pages must be in the factory default states.

        Unrecoverable data error rate

      Less than ten (10) errors in 10 to the fifteenth power bits transferred when the disk drive is operated within the specified environmental limits.

    NOTE: An un-recoverable data error occurs when a read or write operation does not successfully complete with the execution of a recovery algorithm. The unsuccessful operation is reported to the host with a Sense Key of 3. (Refer to the Request Sense command in Appendix A.) Mode pages must be in the factory default states.

        Seek error Rate

      Less than ten (10) seek errors in 10 to the seventh power seeks when the drive is operated within the specified environmental limits.

    NOTE: A seek error occurs when the drive does not successfully locate the desired cylinder and head

        Recording density
      • Bit Density: 1968 bits per mm (49,987 bits per inch)
      • Track Density: 91 tracks per mm (2304 tracks per inch)
        Coding system

      1,7 Run Length (RLL) Code

        Electromagnetic emissions

      Current Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) regulations do not specify or require testing at the component (standalone) level since EMC is highly dependent upon the characteristics of the system in which the product is installed.
      Although regulatory testing is not required, these products have been characterized as individual components using Hewlett-Packard standardized tests.

        Acoustical noise

      Typical values measured as average sound pressure at one meter per ISO 7779; converted to average sound power (in bels) per ISO 7779.

        Idling
      • A-Weighted Sound Pressure: 35 db(A)
      • Sound Power: 4.6 bels
        Seeking
      • A-Weighted Sound Pressure: 37 db(A)
      • Sound Power: 4.8 bels
        Safety

      This product will be evaluated as a component (incomplete in nature) to the following specifications. A complete test and evaluation program should be performed on the end use application

      IEC: 950, 2nd Edition, Amendment 1

      UL: 1950, 2nd Edition

      CSA: C22.2 No . 950-M 89

      EN: 60950, 1988

      TUV: EN 60950, 1988; DIN VDE 0805/05.90

      DEMKO: EMKO-TUE (74-SEC) 203/91

        Physical characteristics

        Unit Weight: 1.0 kg (2.2 lbs.)

        Shipping Weight (Single-Unit Package): 1.6 kg (3.5 lbs.)

        Shipping Weight (Ten-Unit Package): 11.5 kg (25 lbs.)

        Length: 46.1 mm (5.75 inches)

        Width: 101.6 mm (4.00 inches)

        Height: 41.3 mm (1.63 inches)

exampleEnvironmental requirementsback to table of contents

The environmental requirements for proper operation of the HP C2244/45/46/47.

    exampleHP C2244/45/46/47 environmental requirements

      Input power

      • Voltages: +5 V, + 12 V
      • Regulation: +/-5 degrees K
      • (+/-10 degrees percent] tolerance allowed for +12V during start-up.)

      Ripple and noise

      • +5 V: less than 100 mVp-p
      • +12 V: less than 200 mVp-p

      Ambient air temperature

      • Operating: 5°C to 50°C (41°F to 122°F)
      • Non-operating: -40°C to 65°C (-40°F to 149°F)
      • (Maximum rate of change shall not exceed 20°C (36°F) per hour.)

      Airflow requirements

      • Narrow, Single-Ended Drives: 3 to 5 cfm
      • Narrow, Differential Drives: 3 to 5 cfm
      • Wide, Differential Drives: 3 to 5 cfm

      Relative humidity

      • Operating: 8% to 80% with wet bulb limit of 28°C
      • Non-operating (storage and shipping): 5% to 90% with wet bulb limit of 28°C
      • (Excludes all conditions which can cause condensation in or on the disk drive.)

      Altitude

      • Operating: -305 m (-1,000 feet) to 3,048 m (10,000 feet) above sea level.
      • Non-operating: -305 m (- 1,000 feet) to 15,240 m (50,000 feet) above sea level

      The disk drive will meet all performance specifications on any of the major mounting axes.

      Tilt

      The disk drive will meet all performance specifications on any of the major mounting axes.

      Shock

        Operating

      Applied Acceleration (half sine): 3.0 g (peak), 11 milliseconds. The drive meets recoverable and unrecoverable data error rate specifications with no recoverable or unrecoverable hardware faults. Mode pages must be in factory default state.
      Applied Acceleration (half sine): 10.0 g (peak), 11 milliseconds. The drive meets unrecoverable data error rate specifications with no unrecoverable hardware faults. Mode pages must be in factory default state.

        Non-operating

      Applied Acceleration (half sine): 50 g (peak), 11 milliseconds. The drive meets recoverable and unrecoverable data error rate specifications with no recoverable or unrecoverable hardware faults and no damage to the mechanism. Mode pages must be in factory default state.

    NOTE: A recoverable hardware fault occurs when the drive detects a hardware error, such as a seek or track following error, and successfully completes the operation with the execution of a recovery algorithm. The recovery action is reported to the host with a Sense Key of 1. Mode pages must be in the factory default states.

    An un-recoverable hardware fault occurs when the drive detects a hardware error, such as a seek or track following error, and does not successfully complete the operation with the execution of a recovery algorithm. The unsuccessful operation is reported to the host with a Sense Key of 4. Mode pages must be in the factory default states.

      Swept sine vibration

        Operating

      Applied Acceleration: 0.25 g (peak), 5 to 500 Hz. The drive meets recoverable and unrecoverable data error rate specifications with no recoverable or unrecoverable hardware faults. Mode pages must be in factory default state.
      Applied Acceleration: 0.5 g (peak), 5 to 500 Hz. The drive meets unrecoverable data error rate specifications with no unrecoverable hardware faults. Mode pages must be in factory default state.

        Non-operating

      Applied Acceleration: 2.0 g (peak), 5 to 500 Hz. The drive meets recoverable and unrecoverable data error rate specifications with no recoverable or unrecoverable hardware faults and no damage to the mechanism. Mode pages must be in factory default state.

      Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

      Current EMC regulations do not specify or require testing at the component (standalone) level since EMC is highly dependent upon the characteristics of the system in which the product is installed.
      Although regulatory testing is not required, these products have been characterized as individual components using Hewlett-Packard standardized tests. These tests are summarized below.

      Electromagnetic susceptibility

        Radiated
      • less than 3V/m from 14 kHz to 1 GHz
        Conducted
      • +5 V: less than 200 mVp-p from 100 kHz to 250 MHz
      • +12 V: less than 400 mVp-p from 100 kHz to 250 MHz
        Magnetic
      • Less than 4 gauss, 47.5 to 198 Hz

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