File:Hard Disk Actuator.ogv
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[edit]DescriptionHard Disk Actuator.ogv |
English: Head actuator mechanism in operation on an 80 GB hard disk, manufactured in 2004. In the lower right one can see how the voice coil interacts with the permanent magnet causing the head to pivot over different tracks on the platter surface |
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Author | Fletcher6 |
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