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hello I am trying to find the electrical circuit diagram for SSD, because I have to design one myself. so is there anyone who can help me find the circuit diagram
 
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i need proper electrical scheme , not block diagram . proper circuit with all the chips and electronic components showing. i couldn't find that's why I asked here
 
That's not designing one yourself, that's stealing someone else's design and putting our name on it. The block diagram should be sufficient to design one yourself.

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I am not going to use my name or publish the design , I need for my own use and make a project and with the block diagram I am not being able to understand how to make the circuit using the electronics component , I jist want to see how the ssd circuit is made and I need for example and guidance person . If you can help it will be great ful . Nor I am a thesis writer or a publisher or a research person , I am doing a project for that I need some guidance , so if you can just help me it will be great , I am just a 2nd year student
 
You may find that commercial drives use proprietary circuits and possible some custom made chips that are not available on the open market.
You have the block diagram.
Start Googling each block component. Get son understanding of the theory and operation of each block circuit.
Once you have designs for each block component, the next step is to match the output level with the input level that the next block expects to see,
That's called engineering.
Sorry, us old farts here are mostly used to doing it the hard way.
We are not very good at offering instant gratification. grin

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Can you help me or send links related to this and have to start having a look , because I don’t know so much , can you help me so I can start and take the first step and start connecting and designing the circuit
 
Start by Googling each component of your block diagram.

Bill
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Ohm's law
Not just a good idea;
It's the LAW!
 
can you help me or send links related to this and have to start having a look , because I don’t know so much , can you help me so I can start and take the first step and start connecting and designing the circuit
If this is for school, then it's part of the learning experience. If you don't know much, then you probably should hire this out.

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Come on guys, this is well out of my league so can't really help, but how about 1 meaningful starting point.

It is a capital mistake to theorise before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts. (Sherlock Holmes - A Scandal in Bohemia.)
 
Artisi, this is not the first thread on this subject by the OP, which is something you have likely missed. What is being asked for is far beyond the type of help (nay, guidance?) being offered here. If the OP requires that level of detail, they are not doing the work themselves and need to have a deep discussion with their professor(s). As already explained by waross, a "full" schematic would still be pointless as these systems always include a number of proprietary/custom chips the OP will never be able to purchase (or worse, understand the inner workings of).

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Dan - yep, guess I missed earlier posts - so no argument from me.

It is a capital mistake to theorise before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts. (Sherlock Holmes - A Scandal in Bohemia.)
 
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