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UNIVAC 90/30

New Product Announcement: 8418 Disc Drives

The 8418 Disc Drives, announced for the UNIVAC 90/30 system in September 1975, provide removable disc storage capacities between those of the 28.9-mHlion-byte 8416 Disc Drives and the 100-million-byte 8430 Disc Drives. The new 8418 Disc Storage Subsystem is available in two models: the 8418-94 with a capacity of 57.9 million bytes per drive and the 8418-92 with a capacity of 28.9 million bytes per drive. The subsystem is connected to the 90/30 through the F 1621 Integrated Disc Adapter. An 8418 subsystem can include from one to four disc drives in single-unit increments, or a maximum of eight disc drives with the 2408 Integrated Disc Adapter Expansion Feature. Model 84 18-94 and 8418-92 disc drives can be intermixed in any combination on the 90/30 Integrated Disc Adapter.

Both the 8418-92 and 8418-94 use the F 1216-02 Disc Pack consisting of eight surfaces, of which seven are used for recording data and one is used as a positioning surface for a servo head. Each recording surface has 808 t racks for data and 7 spare tracks. The 8418-94 uses all 815 cylinders and has a capacity of 57,917,440 bytes per drive, while the 8418-92 uses only the outer 411 cylinders and has a capacity of 28,958,720 bytes per drive. Both drives use a Programmed Servo Offset technique to vary the accessor position for recovering from alignment inaccuracies and magnetic defects.

The functional specifications of the 8418 Disc Subsystems are as follows:

8418-92 Data capacity per drive (bytes)

Data capacity per 8-drive subsystem (bytes) Tracks

Cylinders (7 tracks each) Data heads

Head positiening times:

Minimum Average Maximum Rotational latency:

Average Maximum Transfer rate

28,958,720 231,669,760 2877 (including spares) 404 + 7 spares 7 per disc drive

10 msec 27 msec 45 msec

10.7 msec 2l.4 msec 625KB per second

8418-94 57,917,440 463,339,520 5705 (including spares) 808 + 7 spares 7 per disc drive

10 msec 33 msec 60 msec

10.7 msec 21.4 msec 625 KB per second First customer deliveries are scheduled in November 1975 for the 8418-92 and in March 1976 for the 8418-94.

Purchase F1621-00 Integrated Disc Adapter (provides interface and control for up to four 8416 and/or $12.000

8418 Disc Drives)

F1769-01 Corner Transition (allows the disc configuration to make a right-angle turn) 1,350 2048-00 IDA Expansion (expands capability of IDA to control up to eight 8416 and/or 8418 8.160

Disc Drives)

8418-92 Disc Storage Drive; 28.9 million bytes 14,880

8418-94 Disc Storage Drive; 57.9 million bytes 22,080

F1216-02 Disc Pack 500

F2198-00 Disc Storage Upgrade (converts 8418-92 to an 8418-94) 7,200

* Rental prices do not include equipment maintenance.

NOVEMBER 1975 ©1975 DATAPRO RESEARCH CORPORATION, DELRAN, N.J. 08075 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED

Monthly Maint.

$50

30

75 85

10

70C-877-04q Computers

Rental (1-year lease) *

$250 45 170

310 460 25 150

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