Designed with affordable capacity and performance in mind, the Travelstar series delivers the right balance of capacity, speed, and design flexibility to meet the needs of mobile applications. Available in an industry-standard 2.5-inch form factor, Travelstar drives are offered in either 7,200 RPM or 5,400 RPM performance, and two different z-height hicknesses. The 9.5mm drives offer cost-effective capacity for notebook PCs, external storage, gaming consoles, and other mobile applications. The thinner, 7mm Travelstar drives are an ideal choice to support sleek, ultra-slim mobile product designs. Models with enhanced availability (EA) options support the stringent demands of “always on” applications in lower transaction environments. Both commercial and consumer users can rely on Travelstar to meet the demanding storage needs of mobile computing.
Up to 1TB of affordable capacity to support portable systems
7,200 RPM and 5,400 RPM performance options
Choose 7mm design for thin and light or 9.5mm for max capacity
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Capacity
500GB of storage designed to thrive in mobile applications
7mm Design
Ultra-thin form factor supports sleek, slim portable system designs
7,200 RPM Performance
High performance for faster application response times
Travelstar Z7K500.B
Interface
SATA 6 Gb/s
Capacity1
500GB
Format: Sector size (bytes)2
512e
Data buffer (MB)3
32
Rotational speed (RPM)
7,200
Interface transfer rate (MB/s, max)
600
Media transfer rate (max, Mbits/sec)
1,304
Seek time (average, ms, read)4
12
Load/Unload cycles
600,000
Idle (Bels, typical)
1.7
Operating (Bels, typical)
2.2
Requirement
+5 VDC (+/-5%)
Dissipation Startup (W, peak,max)
4.9
Read/Write (W, avg)
1.65
z-height (mm, max)
7
Width (mm)
69.85 (+/- 0.25)
Depth (mm)
100.2 (+/- 0.25)
Weight (g, typical)
92
Base casting Temperature
0°C to 60°C
Shock (half-sine wave)
400G (2ms)
Ambient temperature
-40°C to 65°C
Shock (half-sine wave)
1,000G (2ms)
Disclosures
One megabyte (MB) is equal to one million bytes, one gigabyte (GB) is equal to 1,000MB (one billion bytes), and one terabyte (TB) is equal to 1,000GB (one trillion bytes) when referring to storage capacity. Accessible capacity will vary from the stated capacity due to formatting, system software, and other factors.
2.Advanced Format drive: 4K physical sectors with 512-byte emulation
3.Portion of buffer used for firmware
4.Excludes command overhead
5.Designed for low duty cycle, non mission-critical applications in PC, nearline and consumer electronics environments, which vary application to application