Which of the following is a type of memory that uses magnetic domains to store data? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which of the following is a type of memory that uses magnetic domains to store data?
A. Hard disk
B. DRAM
C. Flash memory
D. CD-ROM
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Hard disks store data magnetically on platters. Flash uses charge traps, optical uses pits, DRAM uses capacitors.

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What does the abbreviation 'NVMe' signify in modern high-speed solid state drive engineering architectures?
A. Network Volume Media Extension
B. New Vector Memory Encryption
C. Node Vector Management Engine
D. Non-Volatile Memory Express

Correct Answer: Option D


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A. Data is stored in flash cells
B. Data is stored magnetically on a circular platter
C. Data is stored using laser
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Correct Answer: Option B


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A. 10 Gbps
B. 480 Mbps
C. 5 Gbps
D. 20 Gbps

Correct Answer: Option C


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