How the optical cd disc gets drawn in when we gently push it? what is the mechanism behind it?
Engineering Asked on December 21, 2020
We have seen CD drives that have slits. The CD gets drawn inside upon a gentle
push. how the CD gets drawn inside upon a gentle push? How it’s mechanism works?
One Answer
These drives are called slot loading optical drives. The mechanical arm grabs the disc and draws into the drive. Below is an image that shows the mechanical grab arm.
Take a look at Clear Slot Loading Drive Mod
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Answered by Mahendra Gunawardena on December 21, 2020
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