Title: Spintronics Unit: Storage and memory Instructor: Archana Sharma.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Basic Computer Vocabulary
Advertisements

Lesson 3: Working with Storage Systems
CP1610: Introduction to Computer Components Archival Storage Devices.
Future of Computation with Electronic Nanotechnogy Presented By Shubhra Karmakar.
1 Introduction to Computers Prof. Sokol Computer and Information Science Brooklyn College.
CIT  In this chapter you will learn how to:  Explain how hard drives store data  Describe the differences between traditional hard drives and.
The Hard Drive By “The Back Table”.
Portable Memory External Hard drives.
Data Storage Technology
PAPER PRESENTATION ON SPINTRONICS ( APPLICATION OF NANOTECHNOLOGY )
Storage device.
3.1 Storage. Overview Compare the following storage devices in terms of storage capacity, cost, speed of data retrieval and suitability for specific purposes:
Chapter 3 Storage Prepared by: Mrs. Hanan AL- Asmari 1.
Prepared by Careene McCallum-Rodney Hardware specification of a computer system.
Secondary Storage 7.
Information Technology Storage Devices Prof. Adnan Khalid.
Introduction to computers. What is a personal computer? Capacity: Large hard disks combined with a large working memory (RAM) Speed: Fast. Normally measured.
Succeeding with Technology Chapter 2 Hardware Designed to Meet the Need The Digital Revolution Integrated Circuits and Processing Storage Input, Output,
Chapter 4: Business Hardware Oz (5 th edition). Storage Media Data an programs must be stored on nonvolatile medium –Data is retained even when not powered.
External Drives An external flash drive, also known as a thumb drive, is a removable storage device that connects to a USB port. A flash drive uses the.
 Memory Memory  Types of Memory Types of Memory  Memory Representation Memory Representation  Random Access Memory Random Access Memory  Read Only.
INFO1 – Practical problem solving in the digital world
Computers in the real world Objectives Explain the need for secondary storage devices Understand the three main storage types – Optical – Magnetic – Solid.
Chapter 1 1.  The computer system consists of: 1. Hardware: Physical Components, like the system unit,monitor,keyboard, mouse, camera, printer … etc.
Storing Data: Electronic Filing Cabinets What You Will Learn Difference between memory and storage How storage media are categorized Measuring a storage.
Introduction to Computers
1 Introduction to Computers Prof. Sokol Computer and Information Science Brooklyn College.
OCR GCSE Computing Chapter 2: Secondary Storage. Chapter 2: Secondary storage Computers are able to process input data and output the results of that.
Lecture No 11 Storage Devices
Chapter Two Input and Storage Devices Part II: Storage Devices.
STORAGE DEVICES Presentation By: Saurabh Mishra. A data storage device is a device for recording (storing) information (data). CD, Hard Disk and Flash.
TheTeacher Computing Data Storage Computing. TheTeacher Computing Primary Storage One of the fundamental properties of a computer is that it can store.
Computers Today Information taken from: Microsoft Office 97 Professional by Lawrence Press Microsoft Office 2003 by Glencoe Dell Dimension B110 2 iMac.
Storage Hardware Devices Presented by Hector Arreola Valentin Kifumbi Keely Ritchie-Boland.
Spintronics. Properties of Electron Electron has three properties. Charge Mass Spin.
OCR GCSE Computing © Hodder Education 2013 Slide 1 OCR GCSE Computing Chapter 2: Secondary Storage.
Computers - The Journey Inside continues…
By : Reem Hasayen. A storage device is a hardware device capable of storing information. There are two types of storage devices used in computers 1. Primary.
Introduction to Spintronics
FNI 1H Quantum Mechanics 1 Quantum Mechanics I don't like it, and I'm sorry I ever had anything to do with it. -- Erwin Schrodinger talking about Quantum.
Unit C-Hardware & Software1 GNVQ Foundation Unit C Bits & Bytes.
Hard Disk Geometry. Physical Sizes ( Also called Form Factor) Hard Drives currently come in 2 main sizes: 2.5” and 3.5” 2.5” Drives are for laptop computers.
Secondary Storage – 1980’s 5 ¼” Floppy Drive – very low storage capacity maxing out at 1.2 Mb Mid-1980’s – 1990’s 3 ½” Floppy Drive – low storage.
What do you mean by external storage devices? External storage devices are the devices that temporarily store information for transporting from computer.
ICT IGCSE Theory – Revision Presentation 3.1 Storage devices and media Chapter 3: Storage devices and media Identify storage devices,
Hardware refers to the tangible parts of computer systems and typically includes support for processing, storage, input, and output. Hardware Processing.
Computer Storage. What is Primary Storage? ● Primary storage is computer memory that is directly accessible to the CPU of a computer without the use of.
Computer Performance & Storage Devices Computer Technology #2.
Places all the parts of your file in one place
Quantum mechanics in electronics
STORAGE DEVICES Towards the end of this unit you will be able to identify the type of storage devices and their storage capacity.
Computer Note.
Computer Hard Drive.
Backing Store.
Choosing the best storage method
STORAGE DEVICES Towards the end of this unit you will be able to identify the type of storage devices and their storage capacity.
Introduction to Computers
Computer Organization
Cloud vs Local: Better Data Storage Device
STORAGE DEVICES Towards the end of this unit you will be able to identify the type of storage devices and their storage capacity.
Spintronics By C.ANIL KUMAR (07AG1A0411).
Introduction to Computers
Today’s agenda Hardware architecture and runtime system
Computer Systems Nat 4/5 Computing Science
Motherboard External Hard disk USB 1 DVD Drive RAM CPU (Main Memory)
Quantum Mechanical Model
Hard Drive Components 1.5 Install and configure storage devices and use appropriate media YT Video 3:30.
Technology 4 Storage.
Do Now (3B/4B) Take-out: Be ready to review p. 12 at the bell! Paper
Secondary Storage Devices
Presentation transcript:

Title: Spintronics Unit: Storage and memory Instructor: Archana Sharma

Measurable Performance Objectives Students will understand the difference between classic and quantum mechanics Students will acquire basic understanding of quantum mechanics Students will demonstrate the knowledge of spintronics Students will be able to define qubit Students will be able to compare conventional microelectronic and spintronic devices Students will gain an insight into future technology Students will be able to design a top of the technology computer.

Opening discussion Computer Technology….. then and now Storage devices Hard drive storage capacity RAMs Speed Limiting factors

Materials Internet access Paper and pencil

Concepts, Principles, and Facts Classic vs. quantum mechanics Introduction to quantum mechanics Spin-based electronics or spintronics Qubit Conventional microelectronic vs. spintronic devices Future technology Available commercial products.

Classic vs. quantum mechanics Macro world vs. the nano world What is quantum mechanics? Why do we need quantum mechanics? Measurements in the macro vs nano world

Quantum Mechanics offers explanation for Discrete energy levels The theory of wave-particle dual nature Quantum tunneling The Heisenberg uncertainty principle Spin of a particle

Spintronics Spin-based electronics Charge-based electronics vs. spin-based electronics Advantages of spin-based electronics Spintronics storage devices

Define qubit Bit vs. qubit Representation of a qubit with bra-ket notation, |o>, |1> and superposition of the two

Spintronics products Hard drives up to 1.2 petabytes

Spintronics products iPod nano Cell phones Laptop hard drives

Future Outlook High capacity hard drives Magnetic RAM chips Spin FET using quantum tunneling and…………..

The Quantum Computer

Commercial products Hard drives Memory Other devices

400 GB Hard Drive External 400GB Hard Drive (USB 2.0/FireWire, 7200 RPM, 8MB) $300.00   Manufacturer: Seagate Model: ST3400801CBRK Interface: IEEE 1394 (Firewire)|USB - Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Access Time: 8.5 Rotational Speed: 7200  PRODUCT INFO External 400GB Hard Drive

4GB Flash drive 4GB Compact Flash card 4GB flash drive which can even hold 8GB data with 2:1 data compression.

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ At a cost of $1699.95 you can get one Apple PowerBook 12“ Six Apple iPod Mini 4GB Nine 1GB Hi-Speed USB flash drives.

Assignment A project will be assigned to design a top of the technology computer with bill of material. The students will present their system design to the class using power point presentation.

Evaluation Criteria Students will demonstrate proficiency on all measurable performance objectives at least to the 75% level. Evaluation will be based on written report and oral presentation. A rubric will be used for evaluation.