This document discusses different types of computer storage devices. It describes primary storage as the internal memory directly accessible by the CPU, like RAM. Secondary storage is external and not directly accessible, like hard drives and USB drives. Tertiary storage involves robotic functions, like tapes. Common storage devices include magnetic devices like hard drives and floppy disks, optical devices like CDs and DVDs, flash memory devices like USB drives and SD cards, and online cloud storage. Characteristics of these devices include volatile memory, read/write capabilities, increasing capacity and accessibility.
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2. Table of Content
• Storage Devices
• Types of Computer Storage
• List of Computer Storage Devices
• Characteristics of Computer Storage Devices
• 10 Digital Data Storage Devices for Computers
3. Storage Devices
A storage device is used in the computers to store the data.
Provides one of the core functions of the modern computer.
4. Types of Computer Storage
The computer storage unit is divided into three parts.
1. Primary Storage
2. Secondary Storage
3. Tertiary Memory
5. Primary Storage
This is the direct memory which is accessible to the Central Processing Unit (CPU).
This is also known as the main memory and is volatile.
This is temporary. As soon as the device turns off or is rebooted, the memory is erased
It is smaller in size
Primary storage comprises only of Internal memory
Examples of primary storage include RAM, cache memory, etc.
6. Secondary Storage
This type of storage does not have direct accessibility to the Central Processing Unit.
The input and output channels are used to connect such storage devices to the computer, as
they are mainly external.
It is non-volatile and larger storage capacity in comparison to primary storage
This type of storage is permanent until removed by an external factor
It comprises of both internal and external memory
Examples of secondary storage are USB drives, floppy disks, etc.
7. Tertiary Memory
This type of storage is generally not considered to be important and is generally not a part of
personal computers.
It involves mounting and unmounting of mass storage data which is removable from a
computer device.
This type of storage holds robotic functions.
It does not always require human intervention and can function automaticall.
Examples of Tertiary Memory are Magnetic Tape, Optical Disc, etc.
8. 1. List of Computer Storage Devices
There are four types of devices in which computer data can be stored.
• Magnetic Storage Devices
• Optical Storage Devices
• Flash Memory Devices
• Online Cloud Storage
9. Magnetic Storage Devices
The most commonly used storage devices in today’s time are magnetic storage devices. These
are affordable and easily accessible. A large amount of data can be stored in these through
magnetised mediums.
A magnetic field is created when the device is attached to the computer and with the help of
the two magnetic polarities, the device is able to read the binary language and store the
information.
10. Examples of magnetic storage devices
Floppy Disk – Also known as a floppy diskette, it is a removable storage device which is in
the shape of a square and comprises magnetic elements. When placed in the disk reader of the
computer device, it spins around and can store information. Lately, these floppy disks have
been replaced with CDs, DVDs and USB drives
Hard Drive – This primary storage device is directly attached to the motherboard’s disk
controller. It is integral storage space as it is required to install any new program or application
to the device. Software programs, images, videos, etc. can all be saved in a hard drive and hard
drives with storage space in terabytes are also easily available now
Zip Disk – Introduced by Iomega, is a removable storage device which was initially released
with a storage space of 100 MB which was later increased to 250 and then finally 750 MB
11. Difference between Hard Disk and Floppy Disk
Hard Disk
It is reliable.
Storage capacity is very high.
Stores data at high speed.
Retrieves data at high speed.
Floppy Disk
It is not as reliable as hard disk.
Storage capacity is low.
Stores data at low speed.
Data access relatively slow.
12. Optical Storage Devices
Such devices used lasers and lights to detect and store data. They are cheaper in comparison to
USB drives and can store more data.
13. Examples of Optical Storage Devices
CD-ROM – This stands for Compact Disc – Read-Only Memory and is an external device
which can store and read data in the form of audio or software data
Blu-Ray Disc – Introduced in 2006, Blu-ray disk was backup up by major IT and computer
companies. It can store up to 25 GB data in a single-layer disc and 50 GB data in a dual-layer
disc
DVD – Digital Versatile Disc is another type of optical storage device. It can be readable,
recordable, and rewritable. Recordings can be done in such devices and then can be attached to
the system
14. Flash Memory Devices
These storage devices have now replaced both magnetic and optical storage devices. They are
easy to use, portable and easily available and accessible. They have become a cheaper and
more convenient option to store data.
15. Examples of Flash Memory Devices
USB Drive – Also, known as a pen drive, this storage device is small in size and is portable
and ranges between storage space of 2 GB to 1 TB. It comprises an integrated circuit which
allows it to store data and also replace it
Memory Card – Usually attached with smaller electronic and computerised devices like
mobile phones or digital camera, a memory card can be used to store images, videos and
audios and is compatible and small in size
Memory Stick – Originally launched by Sony, a memory stick can store more data and is easy
and quick to transfer data using this storage device. Later on, various other versions of memory
stock were also released
16. Online Cloud Storage
The term Cloud computing is used to describe the data centres available for users over the
Internet where they can save their databases and files. This data can easily be accessed over the
internet anytime and anywhere.
This has become a common mode to store data. The largest or the smallest computerised
devices can use the online cloud storage to save their data files. This option is also available in
mobile phones where a backup of our files and data is being managed.
17. Characteristics of Computer Storage Devices
Given below are a few characteristics of storage devices:
Because of volatile memory, the data stored can be saved and also replaced whenever
needed.
These devices are readable, writable and rewritable which ensures that the data saved if not
necessary can be removed or replaced accordingly.
Accessibility to these has become very easy and convenient. The devices are easily
available online and offline and need no expertise for usage.
The capacity and size of these drives and devices has become an added advantage.
Even in terms of performance, using these storage devices the data can be saved easily but
can also be transferred easily from one device to another.
18. 10 Digital Data Storage Devices for Computers
Hard Drive Disks
Floppy Disks
Tapes
Compact Discs (CDs)
DVD and Blu-ray Discs
USB Flash Drives
Secure Digital Cards (SD Card)s
Solid-State Drives (SSDs)
Cloud Storage
Punch Cards