硬盘的命名规则（国外英文资料）.doc

硬盘的命名规则（国外英文资料） Seagate hard disk type recognition method The number of the Seagate hard drive is simple, and the identification method is: ST + hard disk size + capacity + primary identity + subidentifier + interface type. For the sake of understanding, the simple form is: ST X, XXXX, XX, XXX, which means that its hard drive number can be divided into four parts. First, ST stands for Seagate, or Seagates products. Then the X in the first part is the shape and size of the hard drive. 1 means a 3.5-inch thick hard drive with a thickness of 41mm. 3 means a 3.5 inch thick, 25mm hard drive. 4 means 5.25 inches, and the thickness is 82mm hard disk. The 5 is a 3.5-inch hard disk with a thickness of 19mm. The 9 is a 2.5-inch hard drive. The fourth X in the second part is the capacity of the hard disk, usually consisting of three to four digits, and the unit is GB. For example, 1600 means that the hard disk has a capacity of 160GB, whereas 400 or 800 means that it has a capacity of 40GB or 80GB. The two X parts of the third part are the hard disk signs, which are composed of the master and the deputy. The previous number was the main mark, and in Seagates IDE hard drive, the number of discs on the hard disk, such as the number 2, indicates that the hard drive USES two disks. In Seagates SCSI hard drive, the main id is the speed of the hard drive. With the main logo, there will be a pair, and then a number will be the deputy. It is only meaningful when the primary identifier is identical or invalid. It generally represents the performance and algebra of the hard disk, and the higher the number, the higher the algebra, the better the performance, the more new the hard disk will be. The three X parts of the third part consist of one to three letters, representing the type of hard disk interface. The average desktop IDE hard drive is simpler, but if you include the current and early SCSI hard disks, the meaning becomes more complex. A represents the interface for the ATA UDMA /