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Chapter 3 Storage Prepared by: Mrs. Hanan AL- Asmari 1

Storage System Characteristics # Consist of a storage device and a storage medium - Device: DVD drive, flash memory card reader, etc. - Media: DVD disk, flash memory card, etc. - Media is inserted into device to be used - Storage devices are identified by letter. 2

Storage System Characteristics # Can be internal, external, or remote # Are nonvolatile # Usually use random access; can be sequential # Logical file representation: The user’s view of the way data is stored # Physical file representation: The actual physical way the data is stored on the storage media as viewed by the computer 3

Logical vs. Physical Representation 4

Magnetic Disks vs. Optical Discs # With magnetic media, such as floppy discs, data is stored magnetically - The data (0s and 1s) is represented using different magnetic alignments # Optical media (such as CDs and DVDs) store data optically using laser beams - Data can be permanently on the disc - Rewritable optical media can be erased and rewritten 5

Magnetic Disk Systems - Most widely used storage medium on today’s computers (hard drives) - Disks are divided into tracks, sectors, and clusters - Data written and read using read/write heads # Common types - Floppy disks (common removable storage medium in the past; not widely used today) - Hard disks (included on nearly all PCs today) - Zip disks (high-capacity magnetic discs ) 6

Magnetic Disk Systems 7

Floppy Disks and Drives # Floppy disk: Low capacity, removable magnetic disk - Made of flexible plastic, - hold 1.44 MB - Not widely used today - Read by floppy drives 8

Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) # HDDs can be: - Internal: located inside the system - External: Connected via a USB - Portable: Designed to transport large amounts of - data from one PC to another - Pocket: Very small and portable - Found in most computers 9

Internal, External, and Portable Hard Drive Systems 10

Partitioning and File Systems # Partitioning: Enables you to logically divide the physical capacity of a single drive into separate areas, called partitions or logical drives. # Used to: - Install more than one operating system - Increase efficiency 11

Optical Disc Systems # Optical discs: store data optically (using laser beams) - Divided into tracks and sectors like magnetic discs - Can be read-only, or rewritable - CD discs use infrared lasers -- DVDs use red lasers - Optical discs can be made in a variety of sizes and shapes 12

Optical Disc Systems 13

Optical Disc Size and Capacity # CDs and DVDs have a large capacity - Standard CD discs hold 650 MB to 700 MB - Standard DVD discs hold 4.7 GB or 8.5 GB - High definition DVDs hold up to 50 GB 14

Flash Memory Systems - Use flash memory media - Very small and use with digital cameras, digital music players, handheld PCs, notebook computers, smart phones, etc. # Flash memory card: A small card containing flash memory chips and metal to connect to the device or reader 15

Flash Memory Systems 16

USB Flash Drives # Flash memory drives: Consist of flash memory media and a reader - portable drives that connect via a USB port - Also called USB flash memory drives 17