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hub ring

 
 
(′həb ′riŋ)

(computer science) A thin plastic ring placed around the center hole of a floppy disk to prevent the disk from warping and damaging its contents if it is improperly inserted in a disk drive.


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A flat ring pressed around the hole in a 5.25" floppy disk for rigidity. The drive's clamping ring presses the hub ring onto the spindle.

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