stiction

[′stik·shən] (mechanics) Friction that tends to prevent relative motion between two movable parts at their null position.

stiction

(STatic frICTION) A failure in early hard drives that caused the read/write heads to stick to the platters. The coating on the platter heated up and liquefied and could become gummy when the disk cooled down. Stiction was a problem when the read/write heads always landed on the platter, known as "contact-start-stop" (CSS). Although texturing the platters helped, it impeded making the bit density greater, and texturing only the landing zone created other problems. The solution was to move the slider and read/write head onto a ramp. See load/unload ramp.

单词	stiction
释义	stiction stiction (ˈstɪkʃən) n (General Physics) the frictional force to be overcome to set one object in motion when it is in contact with another[C20: blend of static + friction] stiction stiction [′stik·shən] (mechanics) Friction that tends to prevent relative motion between two movable parts at their null position. stiction (STatic frICTION) A failure in early hard drives that caused the read/write heads to stick to the platters. The coating on the platter heated up and liquefied and could become gummy when the disk cooled down. Stiction was a problem when the read/write heads always landed on the platter, known as "contact-start-stop" (CSS). Although texturing the platters helped, it impeded making the bit density greater, and texturing only the landing zone created other problems. The solution was to move the slider and read/write head onto a ramp. See load/unload ramp.
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