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|    Knut Roll-Lund to All    |
|    Re: Montezuma Micro Hard Disk drivers    |
|    10 Mar 06 19:28:42    |
      From: kr-lund@nogarbage.online.no              Doug_M wrote:              > Mark Whitlock wrote:       >       >>That would be micro seconds as opposed to milli seconds.       >>..5ms is .0005 seconds 35us is .000035 seconds.       >>       >>Like Mike says ,ramped seek ,but this was ususlly 10us. When the       >>hardware saw this it could reduce pulse current after the first step       >>change pulse timing ,and not reapply holding current until it reached       >>its final position. This could speed up seeks by a factor of 5 if you       >>had to move more than 30 cyls.       >> Sorry ,not a big cpm'er       >> Mark Whitlock.       >>       >       >       > Mark and Mike, thanks for the explanations. If I have this right, 35us       > is .0035ms?       no, 35us is .035ms and .000035s              us should really be µs, µ (the Greek lowercase letter mu (my), its their       m but since m is already used... it which stands for micro, one millionth).              Knut              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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