Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance

In this project, a Cheetah Entreprise 3.5’’ Hark Disk Drive(HDD) is tested in the Anechoic Chamber to find out the noises generated by the spindle motor at different speed. The sound power level and sound pressure level are measured and calculated by using the software Bruel & Kjaer – PULSE Lab...

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Main Author: Yap, Chee Wee.
Other Authors: Yap Fook Fah
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Language:English
Published: 2010
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-403132023-03-04T18:53:41Z Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance Yap, Chee Wee. Yap Fook Fah School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Data Storage Institute DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Mechanics and dynamics In this project, a Cheetah Entreprise 3.5’’ Hark Disk Drive(HDD) is tested in the Anechoic Chamber to find out the noises generated by the spindle motor at different speed. The sound power level and sound pressure level are measured and calculated by using the software Bruel & Kjaer – PULSE Labshop Version 14.0.0. The sound pressure FFT results are obtained and a computer simulation is done by using ANSYS and SYSNOISE. The HDD is also tested in different conditions such as by removing the cover and right after the power supply is disconnected. This is to study how the cover affects the noise level and also the electromagnetic noise generated by the motor. Throughout the project, we are able to identify the main contributor of the noise in the HDD motor and this will help a lot in the improvement of the HDD motor to achieve better acoustical performance. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2010-06-14T07:53:43Z 2010-06-14T07:53:43Z 2010 2010 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/40313 en Nanyang Technological University 36 p. application/pdf
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Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance
description In this project, a Cheetah Entreprise 3.5’’ Hark Disk Drive(HDD) is tested in the Anechoic Chamber to find out the noises generated by the spindle motor at different speed. The sound power level and sound pressure level are measured and calculated by using the software Bruel & Kjaer – PULSE Labshop Version 14.0.0. The sound pressure FFT results are obtained and a computer simulation is done by using ANSYS and SYSNOISE. The HDD is also tested in different conditions such as by removing the cover and right after the power supply is disconnected. This is to study how the cover affects the noise level and also the electromagnetic noise generated by the motor. Throughout the project, we are able to identify the main contributor of the noise in the HDD motor and this will help a lot in the improvement of the HDD motor to achieve better acoustical performance.
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title Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance
title_short Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance
title_full Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance
title_fullStr Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance
title_full_unstemmed Optimization of hard disk drive motor for better acoustical performance
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