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1.3 component 1

Olivia Szydlo Computing A level English 17 cards

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  1. 1what is the need for secondary storageit is read-or-write and is non-volatile
    can be used for the long term storage of temporary data
  2. 2primary storageROM, RAM, cache and registers
  3. 3what is held in the secondary data and why?opperatings systems, programs and data when they are not in use
  4. 4what does tertiary storage refer tothe backups and archives os large amounts of data
  5. 5howis data stored in a magnetic storageusing magnetism
  6. 6how is data stored in a solid state storageusing semiconductor chips
  7. 7how is data stored on a optical storage?using pits and lands
  8. 8what are the six factors that affect how good a storage device is?cost
    speed
    portability
    durability
    reliability
    capacity
  9. 9what is cloud storageCloud storage is a service model in which data is maintained, managed, backed up remotely and made available to users over a network
  10. 10advantages of cloud storage- unlimited space
    - access on any device with internet connection
    - fast to open the data
    - cant overuse the data
    - sharing files is quick and easy
  11. 11disadvantages of cloud storage- you cant access it without the internet
    - privacy issues
    - costs a lot
  12. 12advantages of optical storage- cheap
    - large storage capacity
    - can be re-used
    - portable
  13. 13disadvantages of optical storage- easily damaged
    - need a disk reader
  14. 14advantages of magnetic storage- large capacity
    - cheap
  15. 15disadvantages of magnetic storage- easily damaged therefore not durable or reliable
    - loud
    - slow data access
  16. 16advantages of solid state drives- portable
    - dont damage easily since there are no moving parts
    - lightweight
    - dont require as much power to opperate as hard-drives
    - noiseless
  17. 17disadvantage of solid state drives- expensive
    - data extraction can be hard and long
    - memory chips in them have a limited number of write cycles leading to unrecoverable data loss
    - you can lose it easily

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