Storage Devices - Computer Fundamentals
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Arnab De
04/08/2019
Storage Devices
Storage devices are divided into two types 1) Primary Memory 2) Secondary Memory
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Primary memory (main memory): These types of memories are volatile memory. i.e. if the computer turn of the all the data & information written on RAM will be erased automatically.
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RAM (Random Access Memory/Read-Write Memory) : It is a volatile memory after switch off the computer, every thing erase written in it.
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Static RAM (SRAM)
: Data store in it never change until we change it or power off the computer.
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Dynamic RAM (DRAM)
: Data store in it change or refresh after a specific time.
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ROM (Read-only-memory)
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PROM : PROGRAMABLE ROM
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EPROM : ERASABHLE PROGRAMABLE ROM
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EEPROM : ELECTRICALLY ERASABHLE PROGRAMABLE ROM
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Secondary memory (storage devices) : : These types of memories are non-volatile memory. i.e. if the computer turn of the all the data & information written on RAM will remain unchanged.
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Megnetic Disk
- Hard Disk (Local Disk)
- Floppy Disks
- Memory Cards
- Zip Drive
- Pen Drive
- External Hard Disk
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Optical Disk
- CD-R
- CD-RW
- DVD-R
- DVD-RW
- Blue Ray Disc
- CD-RW