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August 20, 2014 / June Benjamin / Uncategorized
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What are storage devices and storage media

What is storage media and explain its types?

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In order to switch the rotation of the magnetic field fromclockwise to anti clockwise, we need to switch the Hermes replica Constance direction theelectrons travel through the conductor. Put simply, if we swap theends of the conductor, the electrons will travel in the opposingdirection and thus switch the rotation of magnetic field. Now, the really interesting part about electromagnetism is not thatan electric current can create a magnetic field around a conductor(although that is quite interesting in and of itself). No, thereally interesting part is that when we bring a conductor into theproximity of a magnetic field (or indeed bring a magnetic fieldinto the proximity of a conductor) we create an electric chargewithin the conductor! The polarity of the electric charge (that is,the direction in which the electrons travel through the conductor)depends upon the motion of the magnetic field relative to theconductor. As they move closer, we get wholesale handbags china one polarity, while pullingaway we get the other. Now, take a moment to let all this sink in, it’s a vital lifeskill! Not only can we use electricity to create a magnetic fieldbut we can use a magnetic field to create electricity! Moreimportantly, the polarity of the electricity dictates the polarityof the magnetic field, and vice versa. Electromagnetism is not justa big fancy Greek word: electricity and magnetism are naturallysymbiotic! In order to use electromagnetism as a means of storing data, wefirst important link need a medium that can physically record these magneticfields. Magnetic tape is an obvious example. This is really nothingmore than a non magnetic “substrate”, typically Mylar, coated in alayer of magnetic material primarily composed of iron oxide. As thetape passes through the magnetic field generated from electricity,the iron oxide particles re align themselves according to therelative strength and polarity of the field and will maintain thatstate until we apply another magnetic field to it. Since the tapeis moving through the magnetic field at a constant speed, it willfaithfully record every change that occurs to the magnetic field. Once we’ve completed a recording, we will naturally want to replayit. To do so we simply reverse the process. As the tape passes overthe conductor, the magnetic fields upon the tape reproduce theelectric current that was used to create the magnetic fields in thefirst place. As the magnetic field changes in strength andpolarity, so the electric current changes to suit. an obvious practical application is that we can useelectromagnetism to make an analog recording, such as whenrecording a vocal performance. A microphone converts the soundwaves produced by the performer into an oscillating electriccurrent that is analogous to the original sound wave. That electriccurrent is then used to generate oscillating magnetic fields whichcan then be recorded onto magnetic tape. When the recording iscomplete, we can replay the tape to recreate the electric currentswhich can then be passed to a speaker which converts the electricalenergy back into sound energy. This is an over simplification. However, if we can use electricityand magnetism to record and reproduce something as complex as ananalog sound wave with a reasonable degree of accuracy, thenrecording digital information should be a walk in the park. Electromagnetisminvolves negatively and positively polarised electrons, so it seemsobvious that we should use negative polarity to represent 0s andpositive polarity to represent 1s. If only it were that simple. The problem with this method is that we cannot record longsequences of consecutive 0s or 1s because there’s simply no way todifferentiate one bit from the next in the absence of a magneticflux reversal. That is; a transition from 0 to 1 or vice versa. Ifwe write 100 zeroes, we want to ensure that when we read it back weget exactly 100 zeroes, not 101, not 99, but exactly 100. To get hbags hermes bags around this we use the transitions themselves to denote the1s and 0s, never the polarity. In this way we are no longerconcerned with the polarity, only in whether or not a fluxtransition has occurred (regardless of which direction). Now, if wesay that a flux replica hermes bag transition now represents a 1, then we canguarantee that a long sequence of 1s will be hbags hermes replica represented by anequally long sequence of alternating flux transitions. That’s halfthe problem solved at a stroke. That just leaves the zeroes whichwe must denote with a non transition. To resolve that problem wesimply insert periodic clock transitions. That is, if we insert aclock transition in front of every bit, then a 1 becomes twoconsecutive transitions while a 0 becomes a transition followed bya non transition. Problem solved! Actually, no, it isn’t. We haven’t used FM encoding since the 70s and for goodreason. hermes mini evelyne replica There’s inevitably going to be a lot of transitions, atleast one in every data bit boundary, and every transition slowsdown reading and writing and reduces overall capacity. If we can reduce the number of clock transitions, we can not onlyincrease read and write speed, we can also increase capacity bypacking more data bits into the same space. We can easily achievethat by saying that a clock transition should only be inserted whena 0 immediately follows a 0. If we then say that a 1 is always anon transition followed by a transition while a 0 following a 1 istwo non transitions, then a 0 following a 0 becomes a clocktransition followed by a non transition. In this way the minimumrun of non transitions is 1 and the maximum is 3 (technically knownas RLL 1,3). In so doing we’ve effectively halved the number oftransitions, doubled the clock frequency and thus doubled thecapacity. Virtually every floppy disk and hard drive up untilfairly recently used RLL 1,3, more commonly known as ModifiedFrequency Modulation (MFM) encoding. Today we predominantly use RLL 2,7 encoding although this hasproved unreliable with today’s highest capacity drives which nowpredominantly use RLL 1,7 encoding. Both offer improved datadensity and speed over MFM. (MORE) Hermes Birkin Replica

What is a permanent storage device in a computer?

high quality hermes replica uk In most cases it is a hard drive, although many alternative now exist, including Solid State drives. Actually, it is ROM. ROM means read only memory. However, most BIOS instructions are in nonvolatile memory these days. There really isn’t any permanent storage device in a computer these days, technically speaking. Hard drives are writable, many times, and you can change the data whenever you want. So it isn’t permanent in the strictest since, but it will hold it for a long time or until it crashes. (MORE) high quality hermes replica uk

Why do we need partitions in a storage device?

actually, we do not have to have partitions in a storage device. Partitions however do make it easier to organize some things. By analogy, imagine a warehouse without partitions. Hard drives in computers are often not partitioned, but partitioning can improve things. These then would be less likely to be trod upon when a new operating system is installed. (MORE)

What is considered an optical storage device?

CD, DVD and LaserDisc drives are all optical drives. Anything that uses a laser to read or write binary data is an optical storage device. The binary data is recorded as a sequence of ‘pits’ and ‘lands’ as the disc rotates. The light has to be focused and calibrated extremely accurately, hence the use of laser light. Data is recorded in a series of tightly packed concentric circulars, from the inside to the outside. (MORE)

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Hard drives are used to store information and programs on computers, servers, camcorders, etc. even when the power is off..

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The size and speed of the hard drive in a system is directly proportional to the efficient working of that system. A larger hard drive with a faster processing speed will work more efficiently than a smaller, slower hard drive..

Hard drives are infinitely re writable with no residual “damage” to the hard disk itself, but it is possible, with the right technology to reconstruct information on a hard drive that has been wiped clean or over written..

Because of their reliance on magnetism to maintain and store information, static electricity can wipe out stored information. Magnets, when placed on or near a computer terminal, can also erase data that is stored on a hard drive..

Because information stored on a hard drive is stored magnetically, all data on a drive can be rearranged, changed, and stored again with no damage to the disk itself. Information on the disk can be moved around without loss of data or disruption in efficiency of the system..

Computers can also be attached to external hard drives for backup storage. Exernal hard drives can be attached to a system, interface with it, and then be removed and stored on ste or in another location for safety..

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A computer program can include as little as a few instructions to upwards of millions of instructions depending on the complexity of the program. Modern applications such as word processors, web browsers and graphic editors take large teams of programmers a long time to complete..

A computer’s memory stores numbers in huge amounts of cells that are addressed and can be quickly accessed by the CPU to perform calculations. There are two main types of computer memory, ROM (read only memory) and RAM (random access memory). ROM contains pre written software and data that the CPU can only read, while RAM can be accessed and written to at any time..

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Although we normally think of computers as the ones we use in our everyday lives to surf the web, write documents etc, small computers are also embedded into other things such as mobile phones, toys, microwaves and MP3 players. We use computers all the time, often without even knowing it!. (MORE).

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