Description
Hot-pluggable feature
Hot-pluggable feature refers to the ability of a computer system or device to add or remove components while the system is still running or “hot.” This feature is particularly useful for servers and other mission-critical systems that require continuous operation and cannot afford any downtime.
Hot-pluggable devices can be added or removed from a system without shutting down or rebooting the system. This feature is enabled by special hardware and software that allows the system to detect the addition or removal of a device and adjust its operations accordingly. For example, a hot-pluggable hard drive can be removed or replaced while the system is still running, and the system will automatically detect the new drive and begin using it.
The hot-pluggable feature is particularly important in mission-critical systems where downtime is not acceptable. By allowing components to be added or removed without shutting down the system, hot-pluggable devices can help to minimize downtime and ensure that the system remains operational even in the event of a hardware failure or other issue.
Examples of hot-pluggable devices include hard drives, network adapters, power supplies, and other components that are critical to system operation. Most modern servers and other high-end computer systems are designed to support hot-pluggable devices, and many operating systems and management software include tools to help manage and monitor hot-pluggable devices. Overall, the hot-pluggable feature is an important capability for any computer system or device that requires high availability and continuous operation.
Error Correction Code (ECC)
Error Correction Code (ECC) is a technique used in computer memory to detect and correct errors that may occur during data storage or transmission. ECC is typically used in mission-critical applications where data integrity is essential, such as servers, workstations, and high-performance computing systems.
ECC works by adding extra bits of data to each memory word or block, which can be used to detect and correct errors that may occur during data storage or transmission. When data is read from memory, the ECC algorithm checks the extra bits to ensure that the data has not been corrupted. If an error is detected, the ECC algorithm can use the extra bits to correct the error and restore the original data.
ECC is an important feature for any system or application that requires high data integrity, as it helps to ensure that data is accurately stored and retrieved without errors. Without ECC, errors in memory can result in system crashes, data corruption, and other serious issues.
There are different types of ECC algorithms, including single-bit error correction and double-bit error detection and correction. Single-bit error correction is the most common type of ECC and can detect and correct errors that involve a single bit of data. Double-bit error detection and correction is a more advanced form of ECC that can detect and correct errors involving two bits of data.
Form Factor of HPE 600GB SAS Hard Drive
The form factor of a hard drive refers to its physical size and shape. The HPE 600GB SAS Hard Drive has a Small Form Factor (SFF) design, which means it is smaller in size than traditional hard drives. The dimensions of the HPE 600GB SAS Hard Drive are typically 2.5 inches wide, 0.6 inches high, and 3.9 inches deep.
The small form factor of the HPE 600GB SAS Hard Drive makes it ideal for use in compact servers, storage systems, and other data center equipment where space is at a premium. The smaller size allows for more hard drives to be installed in a single server, which can increase storage capacity and performance.
In addition to the physical size, the form factor of the HPE 600GB SAS Hard Drive also includes the interface and mounting points. The SAS interface is located on the back of the hard drive and is used to connect the drive to a SAS controller or storage system. The mounting points are located on the sides of the hard drive and are used to secure the drive in place within a server or storage system. The specific form factor of the HPE 600GB SAS Hard Drive may vary depending on the specific model and generation of the drive.
Detail Description
- Manufacturer: HPE
- MPN: EG000600JWJNH
- Type: Internal Hard Drive
- HDD Type: SAS-12GBPS
- SKU: EG000600JWJNH
- Option Part Number: J9F46A
- Spare Part Number: 787646-001
Specifications
- Capacity : 600 GB
- Spindle Speed : 10000 RPM
- Drive Transfer Rate : 1.2 GBPS (External)
- Average Seek Time: 3.3 Ms
- Max Seek Time: 6.6 Ms
Environmental Parameters
- Min Operating Temperature: 50 °F (10° C)
- Max Operating Temperature: 95 °F (35° C)
Dimension and Weight
- Width : 2.8 Inch
- Depth : 3.9 Inch
- Height : 0.6 Inch
- Weight :0.50 LBS
Compatibility Information
- HPE Modular Smart Array 1040 Dual Controller SFF Bundle, 1040 Dual Controller SFF Storage, 2040 10Gb iSCSI Dual Controller SFF Bundle, 2040 Dual Controller SFF Bundle, 2040 FC Dual Controller SFF Bundle, 2040 SAN Dual Controller SFF Bundle, 2040 SAN Dual Controller SFF Storage, 2040 SAN w/o SFP SFF Bundle, 2040 SAS Dual Controller SFF Bundle, 2040 SAS Dual Controller SFF Storage, 2040 SFF Chassis, 2040 SFF DC-power Chassis, 2042 SAN Dual Controller SFF Storage, 2042 SAN Dual Controller with Mainstream Endurance Solid State Drives SFF Storage, 2042 SAS Dual Controller SFF Storage, 2042 SAS Dual Controller with Mainstream Endurance Solid State Drives SFF Storage
