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Question No 1 |
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A hard drive has 4 surfaces, with 512 tracks per surface and constant 64 sectors per track. Sector size is 2K byte. The average seek time is 3 ms, the drive runs at 3,600 rpm.
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Question No 2 |
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Use the hamming code to encode the following 4-bit values (8 marks) Also write down the encoding scheme (2 mark)
Total (8+2 = 10 marks)
Note : Use odd bit parity to encode above values
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Cs501_5th Assignment idea solution
Q: 1 Convert the following base12 numbers to decimal numbers.
Assume that
they are unsigned.
1. 9A6B12
x=0
x=x+9=9
x = 12x9 + A = 118
x = 12x118 + 6 = 1422
x = 12x1422 + B = 17075
So, 9A6B12 = 1707510
2. AABB12
x=0
x = x + A (=10) = 10
x = 12x10 + A (=10) = 130
x = 12x130 + B (=11) = 1571
x = 12x1571 + B (=11) = 18863
So, AABB12 = 1886310
Q: 2 Convert the following base10 number to base2 number.
1. 0.7510
0.75x2 = 1.5, f-1 = 1
0.5x2 = 1.0, f-2 = 1
So 0.7510 = (0.11)2
Q: 3 Convert the following base16 number to decimal number.
1. 0.ABC16
F=0
F = (0 + 12) / 16 = 0.75
F = (0.75 + 11) / 16 = 0.734375
F = (0.734375 + 10) / 16 = (0.6708984)10
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A hard drive has 8 surface, with 521 tracks per surface and a constant 64 sectors per track.
Sector size is 1KB. The average seek time is 8 m sec, the track to track access time
is 1.5 m sec and the drive runs at 3600 rpm. Successive tracks in a cylinder can
be read without head movement.
a) What is the drive capacity?
b) What is the average access time for the drive?
c) Estimate the time required to transfer a 5MB file?
d) What is the burst transfer rate?
Solution:-
a) Capacity = Surfaces x tracks x sectors x sector size
= 8 x 521 x 64 x 1k = 266.752MB
b) Rotational latency : Rotation time/2 = 60/3600x2 = 8.3 m sec
Average Access time = Seek time + Rotational latency
= 8 m sec + 8.3 m sec = 16.3 m sec
c) Assume the file is stored in successive sectors and tracks starting at sector #0,
track#0 of cylinder #i. A 5MB file will need 1000 blocks and occupy from cylinder #1,
track #0, sector #0 to cylinder #(i+9), track #6, sector #7, we also assume the size of disk buffer is unlimited.
The disk needs 8ms, which is the seek time, to find the cylinder #i, 8.3 ms
to find sector #0 and 8 x (60/3600) seconds to read all 8 tracks data of this cylinder.
Then the time needed for the read to move to next adjoining track will be only 1.5 m sec.
Which is the track to track access time. Assume a rotational latency before each new track.
Access time = 8+9(8.3¸8x16.6+1.5)+8.3+6x16.6+8/64x16.6
= 1406.6 m sec
d) Burst rate = rows/sec x sectors/row x bytes/sector
= 3600/60 x 64 x 1k = 3.84 MB/sec
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