Abstract: Various devices, such as storage devices or storage systems are configured to recycle heat generated during normal operation. This recycled heat can be captured and converted into electricity that can be stored for later discharge and use in cooling the storage devices. The recycling can be done through a variety of energy recycling modules that can be placed on various components within a storage device. These energy recycling modules can be a series of semiconductors that utilize various natural effects to convert heat applied on one side of the module into electricity that can be delivered to various power storing components or used in other areas of the storage device or system. These energy recycling modules can include versions that act as a cooler that can work to accelerate cooling of the storage device upon completion of a period of high usage, thereby reducing cooling costs and increasing device lifespans.

Abstract: Various devices, such as storage devices or storage systems are configured to avoid ungraceful shutdowns utilizing recycled power. Storage devices typically generate heat during normal operations. Energy recycling modules disposed on various components of the storage device recycle this heat. This recycled heat can be captured and converted into electricity that can be stored for later discharge and use. These energy recycling modules can be a series of semiconductors that utilize various natural effects to convert heat applied on one side of the module into electricity that can be delivered to various power storing components. The stored power can be utilized in the event of a sudden power loss in order to power one or more components necessary to perform a graceful shutdown. In this way, even when power is totally cut off from the storage device, there is enough stored recycled electricity that an ungraceful shutdown can be avoided.

Abstract: Various devices, such as storage devices or storage systems are configured to avoid ungraceful shutdowns utilizing recycled power. Storage devices typically generate heat during normal operations. Energy recycling modules disposed on various components of the storage device recycle this heat. This recycled heat can be captured and converted into electricity that can be stored for later discharge and use. These energy recycling modules can be a series of semiconductors that utilize various natural effects to convert heat applied on one side of the module into electricity that can be delivered to various power storing components. The stored power can be utilized in the event of a sudden power loss in order to power one or more components necessary to perform a graceful shutdown. In this way, even when power is totally cut off from the storage device, there is enough stored recycled electricity that an ungraceful shutdown can be avoided.

Abstract: Various devices, such as storage devices or storage systems are configured to recycle heat generated during normal operation. This recycled heat can be captured and converted into electricity that can be stored for later discharge and use in cooling the storage devices. The recycling can be done through a variety of energy recycling modules that can be placed on various components within a storage device. These energy recycling modules can be a series of semiconductors that utilize various natural effects to convert heat applied on one side of the module into electricity that can be delivered to various power storing components or used in other areas of the storage device or system. These energy recycling modules can include versions that act as a cooler that can work to accelerate cooling of the storage device upon completion of a period of high usage, thereby reducing cooling costs and increasing device lifespans.

Abstract: Various devices, such as storage devices or storage systems are configured to recycle heat generated during normal operation. This recycled heat can be captured and converted into electricity that can be stored for later discharge and use. The recycling can be done through a variety of energy recycling modules that can be placed on various components within a storage device. These energy recycling modules can be a series of semiconductors that utilize various natural effects to convert heat applied on one side of the module into electricity that can be delivered to various power storing components or used in other areas of the storage device or system. These energy recycling modules can include versions that act as a generator of electricity by capturing heat, or as a component that actively cools via received power. These modules can be placed on heat-generating components within a storage device, such as a processor.

Abstract: A system and method are provided for self-testing one or more digital data storage drives. In particular, a drive tester system connects to the one or more digital data storage drives via a standard two-wire interface, such as a system management bus interface or an I2C interface. The drive tester system performs a self-test on the on more digital data storage drives via the standard two-wire interface. The self-test of the digital data storage drive includes a burn-in and endurance test.

Abstract: A system and method are provided for self-testing one or more digital data storage drives. In particular, a drive tester system connects to the one or more digital data storage drives via a standard two-wire interface, such as a system management bus interface or an I2C interface. The drive tester system performs a self-test on the on more digital data storage drives via the standard two-wire interface. The self-test of the digital data storage drive includes a burn-in and endurance test.