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4 IDE devices.With the introduction of self-detection and monitoring and SMART technology, IDE driver is designed and produced more reliably. ATA-3 has also added password protection measure to control access device, offering a significant safety feature. The most prominent two features included by ATA-4 are that ATA-4 supports Ultra DMA and integrates ATAPI standard. ATAPI provides general interfaces for CD-ROM, tape backup and other removable storage devices. Before this, ATAPI is a completely independent standard. With the entrance of ATAPI, ATA-4 put an instant effect on supporting removable medium. Meanwhile, Ultra DMA also increased the DMA transmission rate from original 16.67MB/s to 33.33MB/s. Besides, ATA-4 added 40 pin on the basis of previous 40pin to top 80pin all together among which the 40 pin are used to strengthen signal quality. ATA-4 is also called as Ultra DMA, Ultra ATA or Ultra ATA-33.Compared with ATA-4, ATA-5 has been upgraded mainly on what kind of cable that the automatic detection device uses, 40pin or 80pin? When using 80pin cable, Ultra DMA transmission rate will be increased to 66.67MB/s. Therefore, ATA-5 is also called as Ultra ATA-66. Later, ATA-100/133 informal standards emerged with increase merely in speed. However, 100/133MBps is just a symbol due to the limitation of hard disk internal transmission speed.ATA-1A slot is included on ATA-1 motherboard supporting a primary device and a subordinate device and each device allows a maximum volume of 504MB and support 3.3MB/s transmission rate of PIO-0 mode. ATA-1 supports PIO modes of PIO－0, PIO-1,PIO-2 and four DMA modes which are not practically applied. ATA-1 interface has 5-inch hard disk rather than current mainstream 3.5 inch.ATA-2ATA-2, an expansion to ATA-1, is also called as EIDE (Enhanced IDE) or Fast ATA. ATA has been added with 2 PIO and 2DMA modes on the base of ATA, lifting the

Base of Ultra DMA 33 hard disk interface and adopts UDMA technology. Ultra DMA 66 has the receiving/sending rate reached 66.6 MB/s, which is two times as fast as that of U-DMA/33. As working frequency increases, EMI still arises on ATA interface. To ensure data transfer accuracy and prevent electromagnetic interference, Ultra DMA 66 interface begins to use 80-cable with 40-pin. 40-pin is to be compatible with ATA slot and reduce cost and all cables newly increased on 80-cable are earth cables corresponding with original data lines which reduces electromagnetic interference between neighboring signal wires.ATA-6ATA100 interface and data line are the same with ATA66 using 40-pin 80-core data transfer cable and with complete downward compatibility. All devices supporting ATA33 and ATA66 can be used on ATA100 interface. ATA100 specification can easily deal with all current thorny problems of ATA33 and ATA66. ATA100 allow hard disk external rate to reach 100MB/s, improving hard disk data integrity and data transfer rate and considerably improving disk subsystem performance of desktop system.ATA-7ATA-7 is the last interface standard of ATA also named ATA133. Only Maxtor published a series of hard disks employing ATA133. This is the first IDE hard disk exceeding 100MB/s in terms of interface speed. Maxtor is the only manufacturer of this hard disk currently as other IDE hard disk manufacturers has stopped development of IDE interface but begun developing Serial ATA interface standard hard disk instead. ATA133 supports 133MB/s data transfer rate.