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                    contents of CD-ROM, a low power LASER beam  S>mbr OmVr h¡& {nQ> go VWm b|S> go namd{V©V àH$me H$s
                    is made incident on the CD surface. The inten-
                    sity of reflected light  from a pit is  different  Vrd«Vm AbJ-AbJ hmoVr h¡Ÿ& Bgr Vrd«Vm H$mo EH$ \$moQ>mo
                    from the intensity of reflected light from land.  {S>Q>oŠQ>a S>m`moS> {dÚwV Va§Jm| _| ~XbH$a 1 VWm 0 H$s
                    This is how 0 and 1 are distinguished. A pho-  nhMmZ H$aVm h¡Ÿ& coOa ~r_ H$s Vrd«Vm cJ^J 5 mw
                    todetector is  used to  convert the  light pulse
                    into electrical pulse. The intensity of laser for  hmoVr h¡Ÿ&
                    reading is about 5 mw.
                    Storage Structure of CD-ROM                 CD-ROM H$s g§J«hU g§aMZm
                        The information is stored on a single con-  EH$ hr gnubmH$ma nW na gmar OmZH$mar g§J«{hV
                    tinuous spiral as shown below:              hmoVr h¡ O¡gm {H$ ZrMo {MÌ ‘| Xem©¶m J¶m h¡…
















                                               Spiral groove
                                                                        Block
                        The spiral track is divided into blocks. Each  gnubmH$ma nW ^r ãbm°H$m| _| ~Q>m hmoVm h¡ Ÿ& àË`oH$
                    block contains  about 2 KB of  data. The  disk  ãbm°H$ _|  bJ^J  2 KB H$m S>mQ>m  AmVm h¡  Ÿ& {S>ñH$
                    rotates  with a variable  speed to provide the  n[ad{V©V J{V go Ky_Vr ahVr h¡ Vm{H$ hoS> pñWa J{V go
                    constant linear speed to the head.
                                                                {bI-n‹T> gHo$Ÿ&
                        Advantages of CD-ROM:                       bm^:
                    1.  High Storage Capacity.                  1. CÀM j_VmŸ&
                    2.  Low cost because of mass production.    2. H$_ bmJVŸ&
                    3.  Removable from Computer.                3. AmgmZr go bJmB© {ZH$mbr Om gH$Vr h¡Ÿ&
                    4.  Less chances of wear and tear.          4. Qy>Q>-\y$Q> H$s H$_ g§^mdZmŸ&
                        Disadvantages of CD-ROM:                    hm{Z`m±:
                    1.  High Access time. (Slower)              1. CÀM EŠgog g_` (Yr_r)Ÿ&
                    2.  Not reprogrammable.                     2. {\$a go àmoJ«m_ Zht S>mb gH$VoŸ&
                    3.  Error bits are present.                 3. Ìw{Q> {~Q>| nmB© OmVr h¢Ÿ&
                        Uses of CD-ROM:                             Cn`moJ:
                    1.  For distribution of software; compiler, op-  1. gm°âQ>do`a {dVaU hoVwŸ; O¡go H§$nmB©ca, Am°naoqQ>J
                        erating system, packages etc.               {gñQ>_, n¡Ho$O Am{XŸ&
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