DocumentCode
3236140
Title
Future trend of storage systems
Author
Takata, Hisao
Author_Institution
NTT, Tokyo, Japan
fYear
1989
fDate
8-12 May 1989
Firstpage
42376
Lastpage
111
Abstract
The current status and development trends of data storage technology are surveyed. In current storage systems, magnetic disks play a major role in file memory. However, the capacity of LSI memory is rapidly increasing, and the LSI bit cost has been greatly reduced. The data transfer rate and access performance of recent optical disk systems have improved significantly. Synchrotron orbital radiation exposure technology, which seems to be the favorite in future LSI microprocessing technology, is discussed, and recently obtained results are presented. In magnetic-disk storage, the essential object is to reduce the spacing between the magnetic head and disk medium. The new technologies of microtribology and micromechanics are described. An essential theme for optical disk storage is access performance, which requires reduction of the size of the optical head. Integrated optical head technology is surveyed, and the importance of micromechatronics in the optical head is described
Keywords
integrated memory circuits; large scale integration; magnetic disc storage; optical disc storage; LSI bit cost; LSI memory; LSI microprocessing technology; access performance; current status; data storage technology; data transfer rate; development trends; disk medium; file memory; integrated optical head technology; magnetic disks; magnetic head; magnetic-disk storage; micromechanics; micromechatronics; microtribology; optical disk storage; optical disk systems; spacing; storage systems; synchrotron orbital radiation exposure technology; B-ISDN; Costs; High speed optical techniques; ISDN; Image storage; Integrated optics; Large scale integration; Magnetic heads; Optical fiber cables; Optical recording;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
CompEuro '89., 'VLSI and Computer Peripherals. VLSI and Microelectronic Applications in Intelligent Peripherals and their Interconnection Networks', Proceedings.
Conference_Location
Hamburg
Print_ISBN
0-8186-1940-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CMPEUR.1989.93331
Filename
93331
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