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Digital Storage in Consumer Electronics: The Essential Guide [Minkštas viršelis]

(President, Coughlin Associates, Inc.)
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 312 pages, aukštis x plotis: 235x191 mm, weight: 640 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 10-Apr-2008
  • Leidėjas: Newnes (an imprint of Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd )
  • ISBN-10: 0750684658
  • ISBN-13: 9780750684651
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 312 pages, aukštis x plotis: 235x191 mm, weight: 640 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 10-Apr-2008
  • Leidėjas: Newnes (an imprint of Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd )
  • ISBN-10: 0750684658
  • ISBN-13: 9780750684651
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Consumer electronics engineers, technicians, and managers, embedded engineers, system engineers, product designers & developers, network engineers and managers, programmers, marketing and sales personnel, and providers of content to electronic device end users

* Presents best practices for selecting, integrating, and using storage devices to achieve higher performance, greater reliability and lower cost
* Teardown photos provide rare visuals of the "guts" of the devices discussed
* Covers hot topics including flash memory, DVRs, Apple iPods, home networks, and automotive electronics, from basic layouts to standards, advanced features, and exciting growth opportunities

Can you imagine life without your cell phone, laptop, digital camera, iPod, BlackBerry, flat-screen TV, or DVD player? The skyrocketing demand for devices that provide simple, immediate access to large amounts of content is driving required digital storage capacity to unprecedented levels. Designing digital storage into consumer electronics is crucial to the performance and cost of these devices. However, as our requirements for digital content storage grow, so does the formidable difficulty of implementing design solutions that are rugged, long-lasting, power-miserly, secure, network-accessible and can still fit in the palm of your hand!

This book provides the background necessary to understand common digital storage devices and media. It helps readers decide which methods of storage work best for which kinds of devices, and then teaches designers how to successfully integrate them into consumer products.

* Presents best practices for selecting, integrating, and using storage devices to achieve higher performance, greater reliability and lower cost
* Teardown photos provide rare visuals of the "guts" of the devices discussed
* Covers hot topics including flash memory, DVRs, Apple iPods, home networks, and automotive electronics, from basic layouts to standards, advanced features, and exciting growth opportunities

Recenzijos

"This book will immediately become an indispensable reference book for the storage industry movers and shakers, developers and users. It will be a valued contribution for years to come." --Rick Wietfeldt, CTO, Emerging Technologies and Strategy, Texas Instruments, Inc.

"Tom Coughlin's The Essential Guide to Digital Storage in Consumer Electronics is an excellent guide to the internal workings of increasingly ubiquitous digital storage. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wishes to understand and not simply use technology to enrich their lives." --Tom Clark, Principal Engineer, Brocade, and Board Member of the Storage Networking Industry Association

About the Author xi
Acknowledgments xiii
The Consumer Electronics Storage Hierarchy
1(24)
Objectives in This
Chapter
1(1)
Introduction
1(1)
Growth in Digital Content Drives Storage Growth
2(4)
Economics of Consumer Devices
6(3)
Rules for Design of Digital Storage in Consumer Electronics
9(2)
Classification of Devices Using Storage in the Home
11(1)
Consumer Electronics Storage Hierarchies
12(5)
Multiple Storage and Hybrid Storage Devices
17(5)
Chapter Summary
22(3)
Fundamentals of Hard Disk Drives
25(28)
Objectives in This
Chapter
25(1)
Basic Layout of a Hard Disk Drive
25(4)
Hard Disk Magnetic Recording Basics
29(3)
How Data Is Organized on a Hard Disk Drive
32(2)
Hard Disk Drive Performance and Reliability
34(2)
Hard Disk Drive Design for Mobile and Static Consumer Electronics Applications
36(3)
The Cost of Manufacturing a Hard Disk Drive
39(1)
Disk Drive External Interfaces
40(4)
Hard Disk Drive Technology Development
44(7)
Chapter Summary
51(2)
Fundamentals of Optical Storage
53(20)
Objectives in This
Chapter
53(1)
Optical Disc Technologies
53(3)
Basic Operation of an Optical Disc Drive
56(2)
How Data Is Organized on an Optical Disc
58(2)
Optical Disc Form Factors
60(1)
Optical Product Reliability
61(1)
Holographic Recording
62(3)
Optical Disc Storage Development
65(5)
Chapter Summary
70(3)
Fundamentals of Flash Memory and Other Solid State Memory Technologies
73(34)
Objectives in This
Chapter
73(1)
Development and History of Flash Memory
74(1)
Erasing, Writing, and Reading Flash Memory
75(2)
Difficulties that Cause Wear in Flash Memory
77(1)
Common Flash Memory Storage Technologies: NOR and NAND
78(5)
Bit Errors in NAND Flash
83(1)
Managing Wear in NAND and NOR
83(2)
Bad Block Management
85(1)
Embedded Versus Removable NAND Flash
85(1)
Flash Memory File Systems
86(1)
Single Level Cell and Multilevel Cell Flash Memory
86(2)
Another Approach to Multilevel Cells
88(2)
Trade-offs with Multilevel Flash Memory
90(1)
Types of Flash Memory Used in Consumer Electronics Devices
91(1)
Flash Memory Environmental Sensitivity
91(1)
Using Memory Reliability Specifications to Estimate Product Lifetime
92(1)
Flash Memory Cell Lifetimes and Wear Leveling Algorithms
93(2)
Predicting NAND Bit Errors Based upon Worst-Case Usage
95(1)
Flash Memory Format Specifications and Characteristics
96(2)
Flash Memory and Other Solid State Storage Technology Development
98(3)
Expected Change in Cost per Gigabyte of Flash Memory Formats
101(1)
Other Solid State Storage Technologies
102(1)
Chapter Summary
103(4)
Storage in Home Consumer Electronics Devices
107(24)
Objectives in This
Chapter
107(1)
Introduction
107(1)
Personal Video Recorders and Digital Video Recorders
108(12)
Home Media Center and Home Network Storage
120(9)
Chapter Summary
129(2)
Storage in Mobile Consumer Electronics Devices
131(44)
Objectives in This
Chapter
131(1)
Introduction
131(1)
Automobile Consumer Electronics Storage
132(9)
Mobile Media Players
141(17)
Cameras and Camcorders
158(6)
Mobile Phones
164(6)
Other Consumer Devices
170(2)
Chapter Summary
172(3)
Integration of Storage in Consumer Devices
175(26)
Objectives in This
Chapter
175(1)
Introduction
175(1)
Storage Costs in Consumer Product Design
176(3)
Development of Common Consumer Functions
179(3)
Intelligence of Digital Storage in Consumer Electronics
182(5)
Matching Storage to Different Applications
187(1)
The Convergence of Electronics---When the Storage Becomes the Device---Or Was It the Other Way Around?
187(4)
Road Maps for Consumer Electronics Application Integration in Storage Devices
191(8)
Chapter Summary
199(2)
Development of Home Network Storage and Home Storage Virtualization
201(24)
Objectives in This
Chapter
201(1)
Introduction
202(1)
What Drives Home Networking Trends?
202(2)
Networking Options in the Home
204(2)
Push Versus Pull Market for Home Networks
206(1)
Home Networks for Media Sharing
207(2)
Home Networks for Personal Reference Data Backup
209(3)
Projections for Home Network Storage
212(2)
Design of Network Storage Devices
214(3)
Advanced Home Storage Virtualization
217(4)
Home Network Storage and Content Sharing within the Home
221(1)
Privacy, Content Protection, and Sharing in Home Network Storage
222(1)
Chapter Summary
223(2)
The Future of Home Digital Storage
225(32)
Objectives in This
Chapter
225(1)
Digital Storage Requirements for Home Data Sharing and Social Networking
225(12)
Integrated Multiple Purpose Devices Versus Dedicated Devices
237(2)
Physical Content Distribution Versus Downloads and Streaming
239(1)
Personal Memory Assistants
240(2)
Digital Storage in Everything
242(1)
Home Storage Utility---When All Storage Devices Are Coordinated
243(4)
Digital Storage in Future Consumer Electronics
247(2)
Projections for Storage Demands in New Applications
249(5)
Digital Storage as Our Cultural Heritage
254(2)
Chapter Summary
256(1)
Standards for Consumer Electronics Storage
257(20)
Objectives in This
Chapter
257(1)
Digital Storage Standards
257(7)
Consumer Product Standards
264(2)
Home Networking Standards
266(7)
Needed Standards for Future Consumer Electronics Development
273(4)
Appendix A 277(2)
Appendix B 279(2)
Appendix C 281(4)
Bibliography 285(4)
Index 289


Tom Coughlin is a 25-year veteran of the digital storage industry. He has worked at several companies (including Ampex, Seagate, Maxtor, and Polaroid) designing and managing the design of digital storage products. He is the founder and organizer of the Storage Visions Conference, the leading annual event on digital storage in consumer electronics. Attendance at Storage Visions has increased about 70% annually in recent years, and includes all the major worldwide players in the technology. Tom is also a market analyst in the storage area and the author of annual reports on entertainment content creation and distribution and on the integration of digital storage into consumer electronics. He has extensive industry contacts and a broad base of support for the research required to complete this book. He has over 50 publications and six patents to his credit and is active in the IEEE Consumer Electronics Society (current chairman of the Santa Clara Valley IEEE CE Society), the IDEMA Consumer Electronics Committee (co-chair), and other professional organizations. Tom has a bachelor of science in Physics and a Masters in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Materials Science.