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Magnetic and Optical Storage Devices
How they works

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What is Storage means in Computer?
In digital computing, data is represented by Bits
Storage means storing the on/off state
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In computer we can represent everything in bits
Numbers, Characters, Pictures, Sound, Video and more...
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Storage media physically stores data bit by bit
i.e. Storing the state of physically
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Magnetic Storage
Magnets have two polarity, North and South
Each bit on magnetic medium is a very small magnetized region, either in S or N, representing 0 or 1
Read: using sensor to detect the polarity of that "dot"
Write: use electromagnet to magnetize the region
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Hard Disk Drive
Data is stored on the disk(s) of HDD
The read/write head will move in and out of the circle while the disk spin to reach the data.
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By looking at the construction of HDD, do you think HDD allows fast random access of data compare to magnetic tape? Explain why.
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This is also magnetic storage
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Optical Storage
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Optical Storage Media
Data is stored as pits and land
Read: Laser shine on the region and a sensor detects if it is reflected (land) or not (pit)
Write: Laser burns on the surface to form the pits (that's why CD-ROM writing program is called CD Burner)
Since the pits is formed by burning, optical disc are usually Read Only or Write Once
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How much data?
The size of each dot governs how much data you can store
Blu-Ray is smallest among the three and can store at least 25GB of Data, compare to DVD and CD, which is about 4.7GB and 600MB respectively
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Solid State
No mechanical moving parts
Data stored on the ICs
Most portable compare to others
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Which of the followings are Solid State Storage?
Memory in iPhone
Memory Card in Digital Camera
USB Flash Drive
Nintendo Switch Storage
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Evaluate the Access Speed of Solid State Drive, compare to magnetic and optical, by discussing the difference in their design.
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Check all the correct answers:
Solid State is fast in access since there is no mechanical moving parts
Laser is used to burn pits on magnetic storage
Laser is reflected on optical media and read by sensor
Both Magnetic and Optical devices requires a moving head to read and write data
Data is stored as bits in storage media
Magnetic and Optical Storage Devices
How they works

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