what is the secondary storage in first generation computers
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SECONDARY STORAGE :
Secondary storage is a term that applies to a wide range of devices that provide persistent (permanent) storage for data files and applications. Secondary storage is non-volatile, so does not require a power supply. You have already learnt that main memory is needed to store data and instructions during processing
The UNIVAC I (1951) used seven memory units, each containing 18 columns of mercury, storing 120 bits each. This provided a memory of 1000 12-character words with an average access time of 300 microseconds.
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