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    Optical Storage Devices: Computer Architecture Project

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    This document discusses optical storage devices. It defines optical storage and classifies the main types including CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and older formats. It describes how data is written as marks and spaces on the discs using lasers and encoded. The write mechanism involves encoding data then using a laser to burn pits onto the disc. The read mechanism uses a lower-power laser to detect the pits and convert them back into data. The document concludes that future trends involve using higher numerical apertures and shorter wavelengths to increase density and capacity.

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    This document discusses optical storage devices. It defines optical storage and classifies the main types including CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and older formats. It describes how data is written as marks and spaces on the discs using lasers and encoded. The write mechanism involves encoding data then using a laser to burn pits onto the disc. The read mechanism uses a lower-power laser to detect the pits and convert them back into data. The document concludes that future trends involve using higher numerical apertures and shorter wavelengths to increase density and capacity.

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    This document discusses optical storage devices. It defines optical storage and classifies the main types including CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and older formats. It describes how data is written as marks and spaces on the discs using lasers and encoded. The write mechanism involves encoding data then using a laser to burn pits onto the disc. The read mechanism uses a lower-power laser to detect the pits and convert them back into data. The document concludes that future trends involve using higher numerical apertures and shorter wavelengths to increase density and capacity.

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    This document discusses optical storage devices. It defines optical storage and classifies the main types including CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and older formats. It describes how data is written as marks and spaces on the discs using lasers and encoded. The write mechanism involves encoding data then using a laser to burn pits onto the disc. The read mechanism uses a lower-power laser to detect the pits and convert them back into data. The document concludes that future trends involve using higher numerical apertures and shorter wavelengths to increase density and capacity.

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    Optical Storage Devices

    Computer Architecture Project

    Group 6: Pham Van Hung Nguyen Van Kien Nguyen Thanh Tung Duong Viet Duc1

    Contents
    1. Introduction

    2. Optical Device Storage


    3. Data Marks and Spaces 4. Write and Read Mechanism 5. Trending
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    1. Introduction
    Definition
    Data Storage : is a device for recording(storing) information(data).

    Computer data storage : Memory Fundamental computer component


    Fundamental Storage Technologies
    Semiconductor Magnetic Paper Uncommon Optical Semiconductor-based intergrated circuits patterns of magnetization on a magneticaly coated surface Punching Holes in paper or cardboard Vacuum tube, Molecular, Electro-acoustic(sound wave),.. An electro-mechanical unit that can write and read information on a special disc medium using a laser light

    2. Optical Device Storage


    Definition
    Optical storage is any storage method in which data is written and read with a laser for archival or backup purposes. Optical media is more durable than tape and less vulnerable toenvironmental conditions. Optical disc storage is non-volatile The deformities may be permanent (read only media ), formed once (write once media) or reversible (recordable or read/write media).
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    2.1 Classification
    5 types of optical devices. Classified by the usage and disc size.

    2.1 Classification (cont.)


    A, Legacy Optical Devices: No longer in productions: : Laser disc, Sega's GD-Rom, Sony's MiniDisc and SuperAudio-CD.. B, (CD) Compact Disc: Released in 1982, offered digital sound. In 1990, released CD-R to create optical discs at home. Using red wavelength laser, average size is 700 MB. C, DVD (Digital Versatile/Video Disc) Released in late 1990s, offered digital movie format. Used red wavelength laser like CD. Allows 4.7 GB and up to 8.5 GB (dual-layer). DVD-Audio discs are used in studio. 6

    2.1 Classification (cont.)


    D, HD DVD (High Definition DVD) Released by Toshiba, offered space for HD movies on a single disc. Using a blue wavelength laser, capability of holding 15 GB per layer. No longer continued
    E, Blu-ray The newest optical format, offers a HD movie on one disc. Becoming common in home computers. Developed by Sony, offers 25 GB per layer. Using the same type of laser as HD-DVD drives. Have a protective coating that makes disc durable.
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    3.Data Marks and Spaces

    Parameters of optical disk products


    Parameter
    Wave-length NA Track Pitch Shortest Pit micrometer micrometer

    Units
    micrometer

    CD
    0.78 0.45-0.5 1.6 0.831

    DVD
    0.65 0.6-0.65 0.740 0.399

    Blu-ray
    0.405 0.85 0.320 0.138

    Density Capacity

    Gb/in^2 GB

    0.4 0.65

    2.8 4.7

    15.9 27
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    4.Write and Read Mechanism

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    4.1 Write Mechanism

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    4.1 Write Mechanism

    Encoding Technique
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    4.2 Read Mechanism

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    4.2 Read Mechanism (cont.)

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    5. Trending
    -Use high NA and shorter lambda in order to obtain smaller spot size and higher data density. - Orientate to 4th generation of optical storage devices with two promising technologies: near-field optics and magnetically amplifying magneto-optical system.

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    Summary
    1. Introduction 2. Optical Device Storage

    3. Data Marks and Spaces


    4. Write and Read Mechanism

    5. Trending
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