本帖最後由 harryytm 於 2017-7-9 00:33 編輯
Every kind of "Digital Media" such as CD, DVD, BluRay, SSD, Harddisk, RAM, all are storing "Digital data" in analog form, and use checksum or ECC to make use retrieved(or read) data are without error, or do some kind of error correction when error are found.
Optical media such as CD, DVD, BluRay uses Reed–Solomon error correction to package data and then use Eight-to-fourteen modulation to modulate packaged data into analog signal, and then record analog signal onto the disc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Re ... on_error_correction
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight-to-fourteen_modulation
On a harddisk, all data to be written onto the disk would be added ECC data before packaged into HDD's own internal data format, and then the HDD on-board controller will modulate the packaged data into analogue signal and then use the head to write the analogue signal onto the disk platter. |