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Disk drives and flash drives, Disk drives and flash drives -11, Table 2-3 – Hitachi Universal Storage Platform VM User Manual

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Architecture

and

Components

2-11

Hitachi Universal Storage Platform V/VM User and Reference Guide

Disk Drives and Flash Drives

The Universal Storage Platform V/VM supports high-speed disk drives and

flash drives with ultra-high-speed response. The drives use fixed-block-
architecture (FBA) format.

Table 2-3

lists and describes the supported disk and

flash drives: 73 GB, 146 GB, 200 GB, 300 GB, 400 GB, 450 GB, 750 GB, 1 TB.

Table 2-3

Disk Drive and Flash Drive Specifications

Type

Capacity

Formatted

Capacity*

Revolution

Speed

Interface

Interface Data Transfer Rate

(maximum)

Disk

73 GB

71.50 GB

15,000 rpm

FC

400 MB/s

Flash

73 GB

71.50 GB

n/a

FC

400 MB/s

Disk

146 GB

143.76 GB

15,000 rpm

FC

400 MB/s

Flash

146 GB

143.76 GB

n/a

FC

400 MB/s

Flash

200 GB

196.92

n/a

FC

400 MB/s

Disk

300 GB

288.20 GB

10,000 rpm

FC

200 MB/s

Disk

300 GB

288.20 GB

15,000 rpm

FC

400 MB/s

Disk

400 GB

393.85 GB

10,000 rpm

FC

400 MB/s

Disk

450 GB

440.57 GB

15,000 rpm

FC

400 MB/s

Disk

750 GB

738.62 GB

7,200 rpm

SATA

300 MB/s

Disk

1 TB

984.82 GB

7,200 rpm

SATA

300 MB/s

* The storage capacity values for the data drives (raw capacity) are calculated based on the following
values: 1 KB = 1,000 bytes, 1 MB = 1,000

2

bytes, 1 GB = 1,000

3

bytes, 1 TB = 1,000

4

bytes.

Each data drive can be replaced non-disruptively on site. The USP V/VM

utilizes diagnostic techniques and background dynamic scrubbing that detect
and correct drive errors. Dynamic sparing is invoked automatically if needed.
For an array group of any RAID level, any spare drive can back up any other
drive of the same rotation speed, the same data transfer rate, and the same

or lower capacity anywhere in the storage system, even if the failed drive and
the spare drive are in different array domains (attached to different BED
pairs).

The USP V can be configured with up to 40 spare drives, and the USP VM can
be configured with up to 16 spare drives. The standard configuration provides
one spare drive for each type of drive installed in the storage system. The

spare drives are used only as replacements and are not included in the storage
capacity ratings of the storage system. The Hi-Track monitoring and reporting
tool detects drive failures and notifies the Hitachi Data Systems Support

Center automatically, and a service representative is sent to replace the drive.

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