3.) How are data read from a magnetic disk?
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A magnetic disk drive consists of a number of platters (disks) coated in a magnetic material. They spin at around 7200 rpm . The data is encoded into bits and written onto the surface as a series of changes in the direction of the magnetisation. The data is read by detecting the changes in direction.
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