Difference between revisions of "Template:Infobox Disk drive"
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| − | {{#if: {{{rpm}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{rpm|}}} | |
! Revolutions Per Minute: | ! Revolutions Per Minute: | ||
{{!}} {{{rpm}}} }} | {{!}} {{{rpm}}} }} | ||
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| − | {{#if: {{{surfaces}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{surfaces|}}} | |
! Total Surfaces: | ! Total Surfaces: | ||
{{!}} {{{surfaces}}} }} | {{!}} {{{surfaces}}} }} | ||
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| − | {{#if: {{{sectors per track}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{sectors per track|}}} | |
! Sectors Per Track: | ! Sectors Per Track: | ||
{{!}} {{{sectors per track}}} }} | {{!}} {{{sectors per track}}} }} | ||
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| − | {{#if: {{{words per sector}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{words per sector|}}} | |
! Words Per Sector: | ! Words Per Sector: | ||
{{!}} {{{words per sector}}} }} | {{!}} {{{words per sector}}} }} | ||
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| − | {{#if: {{{tracks per inch}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{tracks per inch|}}} | |
! Tracks Per Inch: | ! Tracks Per Inch: | ||
{{!}} {{{tracks per inch}}} }} | {{!}} {{{tracks per inch}}} }} | ||
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| − | {{#if: {{{density}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{density|}}} | |
! Density: | ! Density: | ||
{{!}} {{{density}}} }} | {{!}} {{{density}}} }} | ||
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| − | {{#if: {{{recording method}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{recording method|}}} | |
! Recording Method: | ! Recording Method: | ||
{{!}} {{{recording method}}} }} | {{!}} {{{recording method}}} }} | ||
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| − | {{#if: {{{transfer rate}}} | | + | {{#if: {{{transfer rate|}}} | |
! Transfer Rate: | ! Transfer Rate: | ||
{{!}} {{{transfer rate}}} }} | {{!}} {{{transfer rate}}} }} | ||
Revision as of 05:27, 16 May 2007
This template is for disk drives, in contains the following
name = name of drive image = name of wiki image of drive manufacturer = year introduced = year discontinued = controller = drive controller(s) and their host interface rpm = media = type of media drive uses surfaces = sectors per track = words per sector = tracks per inch = density = in bits per inch recording method = mfm, etc. etc. transfer rate = in an appropriate unit (megawords / sec or whatever)
