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    Secondary StorageChapter 4

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    Overview

    Discuss Secondary Storage Characteristics

    Describe Hard Drive Parts

    Compare Internal and External Hard Drives

    Discuss Performance Enhancements

    Define Optical Storage

    Define Solid-state StorageDefine Cloud Storage and Cloud Services

    Discuss Mass Storage

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    Storage

    Primary Storage

    Volatile

    Temporary

    e.g., RAM

    Secondary Storage

    Nonvolatile

    Permanent

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    Storage

    Secondary Storage Characteristics

    Media

    Physical Material that Holds Data and Programs

    Devices

    Read or Write to or from Media

    Access Speed

    Time Required to Read Data and Programs

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    Storage

    Secondary Storage Characteristics

    Capacity

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    Hard Disks

    Main Storage for System Unit

    Stores Data Using Magnetic Charges

    Positive / Negative Charges Represent Bits

    Sealed in Airtight Case

    Media

    Rigid Metallic Platter

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    Hard Disks

    Platter

    Tracks

    Rings of Concentric Circles

    Sector

    Wedge-shaped Sections

    Cylinder

    Vertically Passes Through Stack of Platters

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    Hard Disks

    Head Crash

    Spinning Creates Air Cushion

    Floats Read / Write Head Above Platter

    Crash

    Head Contacts Surface

    Clearance = 0.000001” 

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    Hard Disks

    InternalOS

    Major Applications

    External

    Connect Via USB

    Protect or Secure Sensitive Information

    Back Up Internal Hard Disk Contents

    Providing Additional Hard Disk Capacity

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    Hard Disks

    Performance EnhancementsDisk Caching

    Performed During Idle Processing Time

    Frequently Used Data Read into RAM Cache

    RAID (Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks)

    Several Hard Disks Treated as a Large-capacity Drive

    Fast Access Speed

    High Reliability

    File Compression

    Reduce Space Required to Store Data and Programs

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    Optical Discs

    Laser and Reflected Light Represent Data

    Mechanics

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    Optical Discs

    CD (Compact Disc)

    DVD (Digital Video Disc)

    BD (Blu-ray Disc)

    Formats

    -ROM

    -R

    -RW, -RE

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    Optical Discs

    Storage

    CD

    700MB

    DVD / BD

    Two Sides Can be Used

    Two Layers of Pits Can be Used

    Lower Layer is Semitransparent

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    Solid-State Storage

    Solid –state Drives (SSDs)

    No Moving Parts, Fast, Durable

    Flash Memory Cards

    USB Drives (or Flash Drives)

    Connect to USB Port

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    Cloud Computing

    Internet ServiceProvides Storage to Computer Users

    Benefits

    Access Files From Any Computer

    Allow Others to Access Their Files

    Store Offsite Backups

    Google Apps

    Dropbox

    Office 365

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    Mass Storage Devices

    Enterprise Storage System

    File Servers

    Networked Attached Storage (NAS)

    RAID Systems

    Tape Libraries

    Organizational Cloud Storage

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    Mass Storage Devices

    Storage Area Network (SAN)

    Architecture to Link to Remote Storage

    User’s Computer Provides File System 

    SAN Provides Disk Space

    Requires

    High-speed Network

    Special File System

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