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Do disk arms move?
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EngineeringComputer Data StorageDisk Arm MovementsMotor ControlKinesiologyMechanical ControlSystems EngineeringKinematicsHealth SciencesMichigan Terminal SystemMechatronicsDisk Arms MoveHuman Musculoskeletal SystemMechanical SystemsStorage AssignmentMusculoskeletal InteractionHuman MovementStorage System ModelingDisk Storage Facility
Measurement of the lengths of disk arm movements in a 2314 disk storage facility of an IBM 360/67 operating under the Michigan Terminal System yielded the unexpected data that the arms need not move in 63% of the accesses and need move for an average of only 30ms. in the remaining 37% of the cases. A description and analysis of a possible mechanism of action is presented. The predictions of this model do not disagree with the measured data.
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