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== Specifications == <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:70%; text-align:center;" |+'''Atari 1050 disk specifications (FD100330, Appendix 6A)''' ! !! Single density !! Dual density |- | Encoding || FM || MFM |- | Tracks per surface || 40 || 40 |- | Tracks per inch || 48 || 48 |- | Sectors per track || 18 || 26 |- | Bytes per sector || 128 || 128 |- | Formatted capacity || 92,160 bytes || 133,120 bytes |- | Unformatted capacity per surface || 135,280 bytes || 260,400 bytes |- | Disk transfer rate || 125,000 bit/s || 250,000 bit/s |- | Rotational speed || 288 rpm Β±3 % || 288 rpm Β±3 % |- | Track-to-track access (maximum) || 40 ms || 40 ms |- | Head settling (maximum) || 30 ms || 30 ms |- | Motor start (maximum) || 1,000 ms || 1,000 ms |} The dual-density format keeps 128-byte sectors, so it is not the 180 KB double density (18 sectors of 256 bytes) used by the Atari 815 and by most third-party drives.<ref name="faq" /> The link to the computer runs at 19.2 kbit/s.<ref name="faq" /> The drive firmware supports the Get Sector, Put Sector, Put Sector with Verify, Status Request and Format Disk commands.<ref name="fsm" /> Atari specifies an input of 8.52 V AC Β±12 % at 60 Β±3 Hz, and a power consumption of 15 W in standby, 30 W operating and 50 W at start-up (maximum figures).<ref name="fsm" />
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