E - Teardown
Folder: Electronics
Looking at the innards of electronic devices.
Input board
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Nice attention to detail
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Don't you just hate it when wires are directly soldered to a PCB and they wiggle and jiggle and finally break. Won't happen here.
Left speaker
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Left speaker
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Right speaker
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Nice attention to detail
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Right speaker - innards
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I didn't make an effort to reverse engineer the thing, but it seems the switch doesn't really cut the power.
If I touch the traces with dry fingers it shuts down everything.
The remaining parts
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I'm planning to play with the hub motor a bit. It is easily removed and as long as the electronics is still functional I'll have a look at the signals going or coming from the 4 pins of the motor.
Time to say goodbye !
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More than 16500 power-on hours without any trouble. As of lately it started talking to me: "CLICK CLICK CATCHUNK!!!!".
I instantly moved my system to a new disk. The smallest one I could get was 500GB. Time is moving fast.
ALWAYS MAKE BACKUPS - REGULARLY.
Max headroom - NOT
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Harddisk - heads and platters
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Unfortunately all of these very nice Torx screws don't seem to be metric. At least not M3. I like Torx much better than the common socket head ones.
Samsung SpinPoint - 2006/05/26
I don't like what I see
The heads
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The heads
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The heads
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Harddisk - heads and platters
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Magnet with parking position 'thing'
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