Hard drive
| Track to track seek time (read/write) |
0.6 ms |
| Average latency |
2 ms |
| Hard disk average seek time |
3.6 ms |
| Hard drive size |
3.5 " |
| Drive device, buffer size |
16 MB |
| Hard disk number of heads |
5 |
| Start/stop cycles |
50000 |
| SCSI interface type |
Ultra320 SCSI |
| Hard drive capacity |
73.4 GB |
| Hard drive speed |
15000 RPM |
| Hard drive interface |
SCSI |
| Component for |
Server/workstation |
Operational conditions
| Operating shock |
15 G |
| Non-operating shock |
250 G |
| Non-operating vibration |
1.04 G |
| Operating vibration |
1.2 G |
Other features
| Hard disk transfer rate |
320 Mbit/s |
| Sustained data rate |
62.3 MB/s |
| Internal |
Y |
Ultrastar 15K147, 73GB, Ultra320 (80 pin), 8.89 cm (3.5 ") , 15000rpm, 16MB
Store more...faster!
Hitachi delivers its highest-performing hard drive ever with the introduction of the Ultrastar 15K147. With average seek times as fast as 3.3ms, average latency of 2ms, and as much as 33 percent more in I/Os per second than its 10,000 RPM rivals, enterprise customers can access their data more quickly and effi ciently. These performance characteristics of the Ultrastar 15K147 make it the ideal solution for mission-critical enterprise computing environments like online transaction processing, data analysis, and other multi-user applications.
Proven design for extreme performance and reliability
Performance and reliability are key requirements for enterprise-class hard drives. The mature design of the Ultrastar 15K147 ensures greater reliability which helps enable shorter qualification times. Several key technologies are designed into Ultrastar drives to ensure high reliability, enhance performance and protect customer data. The Ultrastar 15K147 incorporates Rotational Vibration Safeguard (RVS) technology to maintain drive performance in multi-drive systems where rotational vibration is likely to occur. Fluid dynamic bearing (FDB) motors deliver quieter drives with improved data integrity. Hitachi offers the only enterprise-class hard drive utilizing a head load/unload ramp which helps minimize drive failures caused by handling damage during integration.
