Optical Disk Cluster Drive and Its Optical Filler Disk
Optical memory has the advantage of large capacity, media removability and high reliability. However, when it is used in such systems as a home server, video on demand or network server, the data transfer rate is too low. Use of an optical cluster drive is one of the promising methods of increasing...
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description | Optical memory has the advantage of large capacity, media
removability and high reliability. However, when it is used in such
systems as a home server, video on demand or network server, the data
transfer rate is too low. Use of an optical cluster drive is one of
the promising methods of increasing the data transfer rate. The
technical issues of optical cluster drive are reliability,
synchronization and filling of the disk exchange masking time. High
reliability can be obtained by application of the error-correcting
code to recording data. The time delay caused by verification can be
circumvented by utilization of the error-correcting code. Operation of
the optical cluster drive is masked during disk exchange. An optical
filler disk can eliminate the masking while satisfying the numerous
requirements of an optical cluster drive. |
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transfer rate is too low. Use of an optical cluster drive is one of
the promising methods of increasing the data transfer rate. The
technical issues of optical cluster drive are reliability,
synchronization and filling of the disk exchange masking time. High
reliability can be obtained by application of the error-correcting
code to recording data. The time delay caused by verification can be
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the promising methods of increasing the data transfer rate. The
technical issues of optical cluster drive are reliability,
synchronization and filling of the disk exchange masking time. High
reliability can be obtained by application of the error-correcting
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systems as a home server, video on demand or network server, the data
transfer rate is too low. Use of an optical cluster drive is one of
the promising methods of increasing the data transfer rate. The
technical issues of optical cluster drive are reliability,
synchronization and filling of the disk exchange masking time. High
reliability can be obtained by application of the error-correcting
code to recording data. The time delay caused by verification can be
circumvented by utilization of the error-correcting code. Operation of
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