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    Magnetic storage media can be categorized as sequential access memory or random-access memory based on access time, which is defined as the typical time needed to access stored records. For magnetic tape, the read/write head only covers a very small recording area at a time, so accessing different parts of the tape involves winding the tape forward or backward until the point of interest is found, with access time depending on how far from the starting point it is. In contrast, with ferrite-core memory every core location is immediately available at any given time.

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    Magnetic storage media can be categorized as sequential access memory or random-access memory based on access time, which is defined as the typical time needed to access stored records. For magnetic tape, the read/write head only covers a very small recording area at a time, so accessing different parts of the tape involves winding the tape forward or backward until the point of interest is found, with access time depending on how far from the starting point it is. In contrast, with ferrite-core memory every core location is immediately available at any given time.

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    Magnetic Garage Media May Be Labeled As Both Sequential Get Entry To Reminiscence or Random Get Entry To Reminiscence

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    Magnetic storage media can be categorized as sequential access memory or random-access memory based on access time, which is defined as the typical time needed to access stored records. For magnetic tape, the read/write head only covers a very small recording area at a time, so accessing different parts of the tape involves winding the tape forward or backward until the point of interest is found, with access time depending on how far from the starting point it is. In contrast, with ferrite-core memory every core location is immediately available at any given time.

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    access time can be defined due to the fact the not unusual place time needed to access stored
    records. In the case of magnetic twine, the read/write head pleasant covers a truly small, the number
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