Cd Explosion, or Exploding CD |
Sat 9 Apr 2005, 19:41
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 14 Joined: 07-Nov 04 From: Norwch - UK Member No.: 54,569 |
What's that? LAUGH?? I nearly didn't believe it until I removed my cd player from my PC and the CD came out in 000's of teeny weeny itty bits!
So - of course - I searched the net to see what it was all about, AND .. .. .. .. There is quite a lot of interesting stuff. Some guys at college strapped a CD to a DREMEL drill and spun it up, needless to say the thing took off like a proverbial bat-- stuck in the ceiling WOW - could have had someone's eye out -so they say. I wondered if there was a club I could join now - having survived a CD blowing up. Perhaps one gets a medal ? Tell you what though, make's me think every time I spin one up in the drive. There was a warning about minute bits floating out and those getting in your eye. --------------- ANYWAY - 'nuff said. In case you are interested, it's going to become more common as spin speeds achieve 64X. The media has found it's limits - for now. SOLUTION : One web site suggested fitting multiple read heads to cut the speed. --------------- Well, over to you. I'm off for a pizza - home made - of course. |
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Thu 13 Dec 2007, 11:35
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Rookie Group: Banned Posts: 25 Joined: 03-Dec 07 Member No.: 96,928 |
I just dont believe the fact that a CD can blow that badly. I dont get any cahnce when a CD is blowed in my PC or where i am sitting. I do heared about crshing the disc in the CD Player but I dont aware of this that it could be so bad.
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Fri 14 Dec 2007, 14:36
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Junior Member Group: Members Posts: 178 Joined: 27-Jan 03 From: Austin - US Member No.: 11,156 |
QUOTE (better @ Sun 10 Dec 2005) Also quite a few cd-roms are slighty un-balanced i.e - the hole in the middle for the cdrom-motorspindle - isn't exactly centered and can cause vibration. Actually the highest percentage of balance issues with CDs and CD-ROMS are not the location of the spindle hole but the layers of graphics and paints applied to the surface of the CD itself. Those layers being inconsistent is what causes the vibration of the disc at spindle speed. But you are 100% correct that well made CD ROM drives will spin the spindle speed down to accommodate the imbalance of the disc to reduce wear on the drive and allow the heads to more accurately read the disc contents. peace. -------------------- |
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Syne Wave Cd Explosion Sat 9 Apr 2005, 19:41
dixiechicken Also quite a few cd-roms are slighty un-balanced i... Sun 10 Apr 2005, 22:13
dixiechicken Also quite a few cd-roms are slighty un-balanced i... Sun 10 Apr 2005, 22:13
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