The document contains problem solutions from Chapter 2. Solution 18 discusses that while it does not logically matter, performance is better if allocating disk space from the outside in, as the outermost track has more sectors and a higher transfer rate. Solution 19 calculates that it takes 5 full rotations to read a cylinder and position to the next, so reading the first 9999 cylinders would take 49,995 rotations and 499.99 seconds. Solution 22 notes that the mode does not affect the laser pulse rate, which must last less than 23.14 nanoseconds at 10x speed to accommodate the bit rate.
The document contains problem solutions from Chapter 2. Solution 18 discusses that while it does not logically matter, performance is better if allocating disk space from the outside in, as the outermost track has more sectors and a higher transfer rate. Solution 19 calculates that it takes 5 full rotations to read a cylinder and position to the next, so reading the first 9999 cylinders would take 49,995 rotations and 499.99 seconds. Solution 22 notes that the mode does not affect the laser pulse rate, which must last less than 23.14 nanoseconds at 10x speed to accommodate the bit rate.
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t 7200 RPM, each rotation takes 1/120 sec. In 1 sec it can read 120 tracks
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The document contains problem solutions from Chapter 2. Solution 18 discusses that while it does not logically matter, performance is better if allocating disk space from the outside in, as the outermost track has more sectors and a higher transfer rate. Solution 19 calculates that it takes 5 full rotations to read a cylinder and position to the next, so reading the first 9999 cylinders would take 49,995 rotations and 499.99 seconds. Solution 22 notes that the mode does not affect the laser pulse rate, which must last less than 23.14 nanoseconds at 10x speed to accommodate the bit rate.
The document contains problem solutions from Chapter 2. Solution 18 discusses that while it does not logically matter, performance is better if allocating disk space from the outside in, as the outermost track has more sectors and a higher transfer rate. Solution 19 calculates that it takes 5 full rotations to read a cylinder and position to the next, so reading the first 9999 cylinders would take 49,995 rotations and 499.99 seconds. Solution 22 notes that the mode does not affect the laser pulse rate, which must last less than 23.14 nanoseconds at 10x speed to accommodate the bit rate.
At7200RPM,eachrotation takes 1/120sec. In 1secit canread 120tracks forarate of503,316,480bits/sec or62,914,560bytes/sec. 17. At 160 Mbytes/sec and 4 bytes/word, the disk transfer rate is 40 million words/sec. Of the 200 million bus cycles/sec, the disk takes 1/5 of them. ThustheCPU willbe slowed downby20percent. 18. Logically itdoesnotmatter, buttheperformance is better ifyouallocate from theoutside in. One rotation ofthe outermosttrack takes aslongasone rota tion of the innermosttrack(because hard disks rotatewith constantangular velocity), but there are more sectors on the outermost track, so the transfer rateishigher. Itissmarter tousethe highperformance sectors rst. Maybe the disk will never ll up and you will never have to use the lowestper formancesectors. 19. Acylinder can be read infour rotations. Duringthe fth rotation, a seek is done to the next cylinder.Because the tracktotrackseek time is lessthan the rotation time, the program must wait until sector zero comes around again. Therefore, ittakes ve fullrotations toread a cylinder andbeposition edtostart reading thenext one. Reading the rst 9999 cylinders thustakes 49,995rotations. Reading the last cylinderrequiresfourrotations,becauseno nal seek is needed. The 49,999 rotations at 10 msec/rotation take 499.99 sec. Ifthesectors are skewed, however,itmay bepossibletoavoidthe fth rotationpertrack. 20. RAID level 2 can not only recover from crashed drives, but also from undetectedtransient errors. If onedrivedelivers asinglebadbit,RAID level 2willcorrect this, butRAID level 3willnot. 21. Inmode2,the datastreams at175,200bytes/sec. Ina80min timespan, the number of seconds is 5920, so the sizeofa 80minmode2 CDROMis 840,960,000bytesor 802MB. Of course, in Mode2 there is nomistake correction tion,which is ne formusic but notfor data. Inmode 1, only2048/2336of the bits are available for data, reducing the payload to 737,280,000 bytes or 703MB. 22. Themode doesnotmatter, sincethelaser hastopulse forpreamble bits, data bits,ECCbits,andalltheoverhead bitsaswell. Thegrossdata rateat1xis 75 sectors/sec,each sectorconsistingof98 588= 57,624bits.Thus 4,321,800bits/sec ybythe head at 1x. At10x,thisis43,218,000bits/sec. Thus each pulse must last no more than 23.14 nsec (actually slightly less, sincethere isa blankinterval between pulses). 23. Each frame contains 345.600pixels or1,036,800bytes ofinformation. at30 fps,therate persecondis31,104,000 bytes/sec. In133minutes this Amounts to 2.482 1011 bytes. The disk capacity is 3.5 230 which is about