A5 TB hard disc is equal to _ KB.

Q: Compare between RAM and ROM

A: RAM : it is Random access memory ...it is used to store the data being used by the CPU in real-time.…

Q: Describe the importance of "parity bit" and "error correction code (ECC)" in memory systems.

A: In the realm of computer science, memory systems play a role in storing and retrieving data. They…

Q: What is the total bit capacity of a ROM that has 14 address lines and 8 data outputs?

A: Address lines = 14 data output lines = 8

Q: The capacity of hard disk with 16 platters, 1 K cylinders, 128 sectors per track, 512 bytes per…

A: The capacity of hard disk is  ...... ?

Q: ble of subtraction of ed is kilo bits.

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Q: several advantages of using magnetic tape to store data

A: Magnetic tape : It is a physical storage medium for various types of information and data. It is a…

Q: Why binary storage is faster than ASCII?

A: Given: Why binary storage is faster than ASCII?

Q: The typical seek time of a hard disc is substantially less than that of a CD or DVD-ROM.

A: Introduction: In order to answer this issue, it is critical to comprehend the two technologies and…

Q: In RAM, the data bus is Bidirectional Select one O True OFalse

A: Explanation:   Data bus transfers data from one unit to another unit. Microprocessor can read data…

Q: The term "direct access device" as it pertains to magnetic discs refers to the ability to access…

A: In the context of magnetic discs, the term "direct access device" describes a capability that allows…

Q: The disk specification is given as 64 tracks, 512 sectors and 1 KB/sector. The data transfer rate…

A: Number of tracks= 64 Number of sectors= 512 and 1KB/sector Disk rotation= 3000 rpm

Q: The widespread use of magnetic tape as a data storage medium may be attributed to various factors.

A: Tape intro Magnetic tape stores data. Unlike SSD discs, it is a straightforward arrangement. It…

Q: The distinctions between ROM and RAM

A: Intro It is possible that your computer has both RAM (random access memory) and ROM (read-only…

Q: A magnetic disk drive rotates at 3600 rpm has: 8 surfaces, 512 tracks per surface, 128 sectors per…

A: Let's see the total disk capacity is

Q: How does a rigid disc drive differ from other types of storage media?

A: Introduction: Memory in computers may be roughly divided into two groups, which are as follows:…

Q: Why is ASCII storage slower than binary storage?

A: Comparing a binary file to a text file with the same amount of data shows that a binary file is…

Q: Calculate the number of diodes that make up a 50 GB memory?

A: Given:

Q: The capacity of hard disk with 16 platters, I K cylinders, 128 sectors per track, 512 bytes per…

A: Given:  Numbers of platters = 16 = 24 Number of cylinders = 1K = 1000 Number of sectors = 128 = 27…

Q: dentify the accurate IEC prefix for the memory size 220. mebi kibi gibi tebi

A: Introduction: The IEC prefixes for binary multiples of digital information (such as memory or…

Q: The notion of staggered addressing is used on discs in order to minimise the amount of time that is…

A: Staggered addressing is a technique used on disks to reduce the time wasted because of rotational…

Q: How many cells are in RAM in a 32-bit computer?

A: A 32-bit system can access 232 different memory addresses, i.e 4 GB of RAM or physical memory…

Q: A magnetic Hard disk is operated with 6000 RPM, it has 24 surfaces, 256 tracks, 512 sectors and…

A: Given that number of rotations in 1 min= 6000 Now time taken for 1 rotation will be = 1/6000 min We…

Q: ROM stands for "Read-Only Magnatic" ylgn ihi

A: The answer is given below  .

Q: 024 Track ated with th value is

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Q: A memory unit with capacity 210 x 10 means:

A: 10 bit word consists of 10 bits in each word and each bit can store either 0 or 1

Q: Calculate how much smaller the raw video file of 40 GB would become if it were compressed with a…

A: In this Question Given the accompanying information: The first record is 40 GB in size. Compression…

Q: The memory capacity is 5 KB, its capacity is in MB 5/1024 Select one: True False

A: TRUe

Q: In 8Gi x 32 RAM chip, 8Gi represents the total number of unique addressable memory locations. True…

A: Computer memory, in the context of computing, refers to the physical devices and integrated circuits…

Q: When compared to the other forms of data storage, how does a stiff disc drive stand out?

A: A hard disk drive (HDD) is a type of data storage device that uses spinning disks, or platters, to…

Q: The size of the ROM required for storing the 12 bit squarer is Bytes.

A: The question is to find the size of ROM required for storing 12 bit squarer.

Q: Arrange in ascending order the units of memory TB, KB, GB, MB

A: To do: Arrange in ascending order given units of memory

Q: A disk has a rotation speed of 5600 rpm, and average seek time of 3 ms and data transfer rate of 8…

A: I will explain this question in details.

Q: ROM stands for "Read-Only Magnatic"

A: Explanation:   ROM stand for Read only memory, not read only magnetic

Q: In 8Gi x 16 RAM chip, 16 represents the number of bits in the addressable memory locations. True…

A: The statement " In 8Gi x 16 RAM chip, 16 represents the number of bits in the addressable memory…

Fundamentals of Input and Output Performance

The I/O subsystem is a component of computer system design that uses buses to assist communication between the Central Processing Unit, Computer Memory/Storage, and Input and Output Devices (that is known as peripheral devices). The I/O subsystem includes disc controllers, tape drives, discs, system buses, and other devices. The I/O database application reads and writes drives using the operating system windows I/O.