Separator of platter

[sempre]

Hi to all!

Which the function inside of hdd of the Separator of to platter?

look photo!

Attachments

[beto]

Damper???

Noise Reduction and maybe prevent we DR company tried to take off platters but we can get another methods to bypass it


Best Regards


Sinceraly

Alberto

[Odiferous]

I would choose "prevent DR companies from removing platters."

Sempre - what drive is that?

[pcimage]

Looks like a Samsung SP drive to me, I had one like that.

[sempre]

Hi model SP1644N SAMSUNG!

[TerraNova]

i think it is to direct air flow and to stabilize the platters, not to prevent data recovery recovering data as they dont gain anything but adding costs to the hdd.

[sempre]

Hi to all!!

Somebody knows here if binding hdd without the separator of platter it can function?

somebody already tried?

[TerraNova]

hi sempre, yes it will work but recommended only for a short period of time to get the data out.

[sempre]

Ok TerraNova!

THANKS!

[beto]

Hello friend terranova, Damper function on Samsung HDD its for reduce vibrations, and noise, check, it
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/7327530-claims.html

Best Regards

[pcotter]

Now thats becoming interesting... thank you all!

[beto]

We can get some interesting information reading and searching some patents about Recording Magentic Media

Even we can find some tools like Spinstands on tests to read directly from platters used on laboratory tests, ,well im know many people told me its "ficticious" but we can learn some interesting about that

Best Regards

[salvationlaura]

This topic is getting more and more interesting. Well, i have one "fictitious" story to share with you.

One day, one guy asked me on MSN: " Do you have a machine which can read data from a platter of hard disk directly? How much is it?"

I really like his idea. Do you like this idea?

Is it possible for this kinda machine to release ?

[beto]

Somes companies are working on that idea, "MFM Scanning" , IBAS, Action Front, ... and they another´s wich i dont remeber on this moment but some years ago i found it , well the most question its this is maybe a "black hole" on Data Recovery?, and maybe we waste time, and we need to use this time to " concentrate on the real problems" Seagate FDB problems on multiplatters for example ,

Best Regards from Mexico




Sinceraly

Alberto