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sir, in your videos are u using text-to-speech converter? that must be very troublesome sir..sir i have few cracked softwares(for phone n pc both) there u can dub the videos..i think it will be easy for u; by the way the videos are very good..i am able to understand it.. thank u sir
Yes, Ashutosh, you are absolutely right. I am using Windows Narrator John's voice for narrator after writing the script. Thank you so much for valuable feedback. It's very important for me to know whether you are understanding the narration or not. I have no headphone to record my properly. That's why I am doing this. I am extremely sorry for that.
@@DS6Inc the narration is really good. sir. very peaceful to hear that. no issue in narration.. and speed of the voice is very nice.. it gives proper time to understand..the video is very good sir, because i really understood the topic..how a magnetic disk work, how does the metallic arm moves..etc. The full concept is now in my head !!
This video is very informative! I just think there is a mistake in your explanation, because clusters are not the smallest possible data on your hdd. Since clusters consist of different sectors, a sector is therefore the smallest possible data block on your hdd. Please correct me if I am wrong. I really loved this video! Thanks!
I noticed that as well. Though I don't know much about HDDs, the video itself mentions sectors as a basic unit of storage. But it then goes to call sectors, what it defines as a group of sectors, as the smallest possible unit of storage. That sounds contradictory.
I'm confused as well but here is what I understood. Sector is the smallest unite that can bee accessed. Cluster is a group of sector allocated but is the smallest space allocation for a file in the file system.
@@anxiousearth680 There is no mistakes, in other word the cluster is like a block, which is some collections of sectores. I assume cluster is anunymus to Block of records in DBMS.
Nicely explained Video and easy to understand all the things , and at last the animation of music track is pretty owsm.... Overall I enjoyed the video and learnt about HDD and Platter as well ,So Thanku sir
@@DS6Inc try to make more videos related to computer organisation and Architecture as their are very less channels on youTube who explains in this much depth such that one get directly into their mind just after going through even once through ur video!!
Thank you so much. It is a great suggestion. I really appreciate it. I will try my best to make understandable tutorials on CPU Organization, Memory Organization, I/O Organization, Computer Instruction & Pipeline. Currently I am working on a tutorials on Virtual Memory. I hope you will like them too. Thank you so much again.
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The disk drive does not implement clusters; it is a concept implemented in the file system. As I recall, I've been retired from writing firmware for SCSI/SAS disk drives for a decade, we used the terms physical block address (PBA) and logical block address (LBA). The PBA is the location of the data on the disk, LBA is what the system specifies. The drive convert LBA to PBA by taking into account such as reallocated blocks.
I have one question and my question is :- As you say in the video that there can be 1 or more platters in hdd than how spindle can adjust because it can't have virtical space . So please solve my doubt. Overall you explained very well I got everything except this one 😅. FROM INDIA 🇮🇳
Very detailed explanation. But one question, 7:30 On the Platter Structure part, you mention that a sector is a basic unit of storage. 8:15 But then the video calls clusters, which are groups of sectors, the smallest unit of storage possible. How can that be if clusters are made of sectors, which are smaller units of storage?
A cluster is logically defined (meaning, it is software-based). It is the software (aka file system driver) which determines the ideal size of a logical sector (number of physical sectors per cluster size or simply cluster). Different file systems (FS) define their own set of supported sizes (another word for cluster is Allocation Unit, the default in Windows systems is 512 bytes on NTFS). The FS driver doesn't care about the contents of the file (that's the job of the business applications like Word to interpret), they only care about the size of the file and how much cluster is needed to store it. Each cluster can store just one type of file, so a file is the only data type or unit in a specific file system. Now the size of files varies (you have big files like videos and small files like text files) so there will be trade offs. A big cluster means you have less chunks to read per unit of storage (if file is big) but will waste space (aka slack space) a lot if used for small files. Also when a physical sector becomes bad, the entire cluster where it's in is declared bad (remember 1 cluster = N number of physical sectors). Small cluster on the other hand will require more chunks to read/write to so it takes awhile to load a file when reading and/or writing from the storage device when the user is using a large file but for small files, it is efficient and fast. Also when there's a bad sector, a small cluster means a few physical sectors are flagged unusable. So large cluster size equals less files for a given storage device capacity. Large cluster sizes are ideal for large files like videos, pictures, and music files. Small cluster size means more files for a given storage device capacity. Small cluster size are ideal for small files like text files. I explained stuff more than what's necessary but I hope you get the idea. 😁😁😁
Thank you so much for your question. As per my knowledge and information available in HDD manufacturer #Seagate, #WesternDigital side, nothing is going change if we make upside at down or downside to up. It will work properly whatever may be the direction it is mounted but it should not be tilted. I have tried to answer with my best knowledge. I beg your pardon if I am wrong with any information. It is my humble request, if you & anyone want add information regarding same, please share that. Thank you so much again.
That is one wonderful question. Since scratch on platter means physical damage on it, the read/write head will face struggle to read/write the data on/from it. The hard disk will be ON, other parts will work but no data can be read / write on/from that part.
Thank you so much for your comment ❤❤❤ Yes, it is possible to recover the data from scratched platters too. For that, we have to take help of data recovery software/tool. There are some free tools which may not help completely but purchased versions are really powerful to perform the same.
Thank you for your question. All the tracks having same capacity only the storing density of zero & one in outer & inner track if different. Thank you again.
You say that the number of sectors on inner and outer tracks is the same, but that is not correct. Outer tracks pack more sectors (engineers like optimizing things like that)..
Thank you for your comment. The whole video, its script, animation, screenplay all are made by me. To made it more informative I have added Jared Owen's "What's inside of a hard drive?" during 01.08 to 02.50 timing which I've mentioned in the video with link and it is available in the description box too. Also, in the last part I have added music from "Ritviz - Liggi" which is also mentioned in the description box. I hope you understand the same. Thank you once again. Take Care.
@@DS6Inc Sir if u know, Will you plz inform me, what are the best softwares or websites to learn Video editing,Web designing, Graphic designing,New language learning and Animations.Right now I'm basically looking for best online sites that guide me in a right way to learn these things. Plz don't mind that I have asked lot of stuffs,As I'm basically from rural areas I don't know exactly what to refer and what not to.its ok u to tell where to land myself to learn atleast any one of the above mention skills.A little help enough to hold lot of credit from myside.Thank you. 🙏 and ❤️ from 🇮🇳.
Dear Shreyas, absolutely no issue that you have asked ❤❤❤❤❤. You sould ask if you have doubts in mind. I have made all my videos using Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 including animation, voice adding & even screen recording. I have took guide from RUclips Specially from Presentation Process:- ruclips.net/user/PresentationProcess To learn the new topics you Join RUclips Channels like Jeremy's IT Lab ruclips.net/user/JeremysITLab for Networking CCNA or SimpliLearn & Edureka. w3school is best for HTML, CSS, JS. Please keep in touch. God Bless You. ❤❤❤❤
Why would you use such a robotic voiced reader? Just write a transcript, save as pdf and open it on MS Edge. Hit read aloud and choose from a wide variety of natural sounding voices in different accents. You made this video in 2020,. the DECtalk voice synthesizer that Stephen Hawking used was manufactured in 1988 by SpeechPlus, Inc. and still sounded better then the text to speech you decided to use.
Hard drives typically have several platters which are mounted on the same spindle. A platter can store information on both sides, requiring two heads per platter. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive_platter
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• #StructureOfHardDiskDrive | Hard Disk Drive - 3 | How does Hard Drive work? | Hard Disk Read/Write Operations | Explained | #HDD | ruclips.net/video/lK-wdT7goR0/видео.html
• #StructureOfHardDiskDrive | Hard Disk Drive - 2 | Seek Time | Rotational Latency | Access Time | Read Time | Transmission Time | #HDD | ruclips.net/video/PvY-uY0ok44/видео.html
sir, in your videos are u using text-to-speech converter? that must be very troublesome sir..sir i have few cracked softwares(for phone n pc both) there u can dub the videos..i think it will be easy for u; by the way the videos are very good..i am able to understand it.. thank u sir
Yes, Ashutosh, you are absolutely right. I am using Windows Narrator John's voice for narrator after writing the script. Thank you so much for valuable feedback. It's very important for me to know whether you are understanding the narration or not. I have no headphone to record my properly. That's why I am doing this. I am extremely sorry for that.
Please suggest me those software nane about which you were mentioning. I'll certainly download & use.
@@DS6Inc the narration is really good. sir. very peaceful to hear that. no issue in narration.. and speed of the voice is very nice.. it gives proper time to understand..the video is very good sir, because i really understood the topic..how a magnetic disk work, how does the metallic arm moves..etc. The full concept is now in my head !!
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That intro longer than my depression
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@@DS6Inc lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
This is the video i have searching in RUclips for❤
This video is very informative! I just think there is a mistake in your explanation, because clusters are not the smallest possible data on your hdd. Since clusters consist of different sectors, a sector is therefore the smallest possible data block on your hdd. Please correct me if I am wrong. I really loved this video! Thanks!
I noticed that as well. Though I don't know much about HDDs, the video itself mentions sectors as a basic unit of storage.
But it then goes to call sectors, what it defines as a group of sectors, as the smallest possible unit of storage.
That sounds contradictory.
I'm confused as well but here is what I understood. Sector is the smallest unite that can bee accessed. Cluster is a group of sector allocated but is the smallest space allocation for a file in the file system.
@@anxiousearth680 There is no mistakes, in other word the cluster is like a block, which is some collections of sectores. I assume cluster is anunymus to Block of records in DBMS.
well explained, i got everything from this video and i now understand how this so called HDD works, thanks very much. enjoyed the music aswel lol
Nicely explained Video and easy to understand all the things , and at last the animation of music track is pretty owsm.... Overall I enjoyed the video and learnt about HDD and Platter as well ,So Thanku sir
So nice of you Sury Prakash❤❤❤❤. I will try my best to make more informative videos. Thank you so much for your feedback & support.
thank you so much sir, what u have done is unimaginable . by showing animation u made life very easily
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It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
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great information, very clear and detailed.
Superb explanation with the animations
And ya enjoyed the music at the end of video😅😅😅
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I am a fan of Ritviz 😁😁😁😁
@@DS6Inc try to make more videos related to computer organisation and Architecture as their are very less channels on youTube who explains in this much depth such that one get directly into their mind just after going through even once through ur video!!
Thank you so much. It is a great suggestion. I really appreciate it. I will try my best to make understandable tutorials on CPU Organization, Memory Organization, I/O Organization, Computer Instruction & Pipeline. Currently I am working on a tutorials on Virtual Memory. I hope you will like them too. Thank you so much again.
I understood the content in the 1st view. Great explanation 👌🏻
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@@DS6Inc welcome dude
That was Amazing!..thankyou so much..plz make more such videos it will be helpful!!
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Very well explained.... Really helpful.. Post more videos on different topics. Highly appreciated
Thank you so much for your comment, I really appreciate it. I will try my best to make better tutorials on different topics. I hope you may like them too. Thank you so much again for your valuable feedback & support....❤❤❤❤
The disk drive does not implement clusters; it is a concept implemented in the file system. As I recall, I've been retired from writing firmware for SCSI/SAS disk drives for a decade, we used the terms physical block address (PBA) and logical block address (LBA). The PBA is the location of the data on the disk, LBA is what the system specifies. The drive convert LBA to PBA by taking into account such as reallocated blocks.
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Wonderful explanation, finally I got all 3 videos, Thank you so much :)
KABOOOOOOOOM now i can sleep! THANKS IT WAS SUPER HELPFUL!
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Thank you so much for this one..🙏👍
gave me a solid understanding.
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Great video.
Tomarrow is my exam and I am watching this. My book doesn't explain it well and found hard to understand about HDD but your video explains well.
I hope your exam went well
@@ibrahimbaras7648 I topped in my exam
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Very informative video
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thank you sir from Bangladesh
Well explained
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Very nice
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Thank you so much sir! I understood it very much
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I really love it thank for the explanation 😍
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Thank you so much for your comment & feedback😀😀😀😀. I really appreciate it🙏🙏🙏🙏. Best wishes for you....
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I have one question and my question is :-
As you say in the video that there can be 1 or more platters in hdd than how spindle can adjust because it can't have virtical space . So please solve my doubt.
Overall you explained very well I got everything except this one 😅.
FROM INDIA 🇮🇳
5:26 This here seems to imply that there are multiple actuators. One for each side.
Very detailed explanation. But one question,
7:30 On the Platter Structure part, you mention that a sector is a basic unit of storage.
8:15 But then the video calls clusters, which are groups of sectors, the smallest unit of storage possible.
How can that be if clusters are made of sectors, which are smaller units of storage?
A cluster is logically defined (meaning, it is software-based).
It is the software (aka file system driver) which determines the ideal size of a logical sector (number of physical sectors per cluster size or simply cluster).
Different file systems (FS) define their own set of supported sizes (another word for cluster is Allocation Unit, the default in Windows systems is 512 bytes on NTFS).
The FS driver doesn't care about the contents of the file (that's the job of the business applications like Word to interpret), they only care about the size of the file and how much cluster is needed to store it.
Each cluster can store just one type of file, so a file is the only data type or unit in a specific file system.
Now the size of files varies (you have big files like videos and small files like text files) so there will be trade offs.
A big cluster means you have less chunks to read per unit of storage (if file is big) but will waste space (aka slack space) a lot if used for small files.
Also when a physical sector becomes bad, the entire cluster where it's in is declared bad (remember 1 cluster = N number of physical sectors).
Small cluster on the other hand will require more chunks to read/write to so it takes awhile to load a file when reading and/or writing from the storage device when the user is using a large file but for small files, it is efficient and fast.
Also when there's a bad sector, a small cluster means a few physical sectors are flagged unusable.
So large cluster size equals less files for a given storage device capacity. Large cluster sizes are ideal for large files like videos, pictures, and music files.
Small cluster size means more files for a given storage device capacity. Small cluster size are ideal for small files like text files.
I explained stuff more than what's necessary but I hope you get the idea.
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wow, you nailed it , great explanation @@IMNODOCTOR
Terrific. Thanks.
Nice info, thanks for sharing it :)
Great content. Would like to know hear more from you
Oh, its really good thanks sir
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Very well explained
great illustration thank you
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04:35
Superb..& Thankyou
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Very good information.
Thank you for video
Glad you liked it
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nice video
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Viewed sirt
I USE SSD FOR MY DESKTP AND WORK VERY FAST OF MY HDD
great ex[planation
Well explanation
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That intro is longer than my study time
Bro what happen when we change the platter to upside at down and downside to upside in laptop internal hard drive
Thank you so much for your question. As per my knowledge and information available in HDD manufacturer #Seagate, #WesternDigital side, nothing is going change if we make upside at down or downside to up. It will work properly whatever may be the direction it is mounted but it should not be tilted. I have tried to answer with my best knowledge. I beg your pardon if I am wrong with any information. It is my humble request, if you & anyone want add information regarding same, please share that. Thank you so much again.
@@DS6Inc bro if one side get scratch and another side have clean now that works are not???
That is one wonderful question.
Since scratch on platter means physical damage on it, the read/write head will face struggle to read/write the data on/from it. The hard disk will be ON, other parts will work but no data can be read / write on/from that part.
@@DS6Inc kk that mean's my hard disk get waste thanks for your information brother....
Hello is it possible to retrieve or recover the data if the platter has scratched?
Thank you so much for your comment ❤❤❤
Yes, it is possible to recover the data from scratched platters too. For that, we have to take help of data recovery software/tool. There are some free tools which may not help completely but purchased versions are really powerful to perform the same.
@@DS6Inc many thanks for your quick reply 🤗
Outer track is more data store than inner track in hard disk?
Thank you for your question. All the tracks having same capacity only the storing density of zero & one in outer & inner track if different. Thank you again.
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You say that the number of sectors on inner and outer tracks is the same, but that is not correct. Outer tracks pack more sectors (engineers like optimizing things like that)..
The intro is longer than my study time
Please provide the ppt of lecture
thanks:)
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Why there is same amount of data stored the inner track and outer track of hard drives
Too bad that HDD these days are too slow and it will be obsolete soon😮
"512 bytes or 4096 bits" OR "512 or 4096 bytes" 🤔
Where is this ppt from?
Thank you so much for your comment. I made it myself.
only the economy will tell
I think Jered Owen explaining this video 🤔
Thank you for your comment. The whole video, its script, animation, screenplay all are made by me. To made it more informative I have added Jared Owen's "What's inside of a hard drive?" during 01.08 to 02.50 timing which I've mentioned in the video with link and it is available in the description box too.
Also, in the last part I have added music from "Ritviz - Liggi" which is also mentioned in the description box.
I hope you understand the same. Thank you once again. Take Care.
@@DS6Inc Sir if u know, Will you plz inform me, what are the best softwares or websites to learn Video editing,Web designing, Graphic designing,New language learning and Animations.Right now I'm basically looking for best online sites that guide me in a right way to learn these things.
Plz don't mind that I have asked lot of stuffs,As I'm basically from rural areas I don't know exactly what to refer and what not to.its ok u to tell where to land myself to learn atleast any one of the above mention skills.A little help enough to hold lot of credit from myside.Thank you. 🙏 and ❤️ from 🇮🇳.
Dear Shreyas, absolutely no issue that you have asked ❤❤❤❤❤. You sould ask if you have doubts in mind.
I have made all my videos using Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 including animation, voice adding & even screen recording.
I have took guide from RUclips Specially from Presentation Process:- ruclips.net/user/PresentationProcess
To learn the new topics you Join RUclips Channels like Jeremy's IT Lab ruclips.net/user/JeremysITLab
for Networking CCNA or SimpliLearn & Edureka. w3school is best for HTML, CSS, JS.
Please keep in touch. God Bless You. ❤❤❤❤
@@DS6Inc TQ sir
Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤
Why would you use such a robotic voiced reader? Just write a transcript, save as pdf and open it on MS Edge. Hit read aloud and choose from a wide variety of natural sounding voices in different accents. You made this video in 2020,. the DECtalk voice synthesizer that Stephen Hawking used was manufactured in 1988 by SpeechPlus, Inc. and still sounded better then the text to speech you decided to use.
I really didn't know about the same. Absolutely I'll try the same. Thank you so much for your support ❤❤❤❤.
why music ??
For dance
Empty ...
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Hard drives typically have several platters which are mounted on the same spindle. A platter can store information on both sides, requiring two heads per platter.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive_platter