how many rpm's does a CD, DVD and CD ROM spin?
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The revolutions per minute that an optical disk drive spins is dependent on which one you buy. They are given in the form of (number)x. X is 150 MegaBytes/second. So the speed is the number times 150 MB/sec. RPM specifications must be acquired from the manufacturers.
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should say CD/r or rw\ncan look in control panel, system, hardware tab, device manager,right click device> properties.\nthis will display the info too.
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52/700/80=Max write speed 5200 rpm\n700MB storage\n80 minutes music play\n40=Max write 40000rpm\nAny time you wish to have the best quality CD Burn, use a little slower speed than your burner supports.\nIn any event if you have a 40,000 ROM MAx Burner, and put a 52,000RPM CD, you should not have to change anything.
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Hard drive,flash drive,dvd-rw/cd-rw, thats about it
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No, the content is software and the cd drive is hardware, I would think the cd might have defect in the 1st place, or it have the kind of label that is not suitable for it, so it lost its balance during the hi-speed spinning.
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19.017 so 20 CD's at last, cause usually you can't burn exactly 700 Mb to CD. and by the way there is 1024 kilobytes in 1 MB and 1024 Mbs in one Gb, you mixed this.\n\n8 bits- 1 byte\n1024 bytes- 1 kilobyte\n1024 kilobytes- 1 megabyte\n1024 megabytes- 1 gigabyte\n1024 gigabytes - 1 terabyte
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Yep. It's just a DVD rom, not a burner. 40x CD read, 8x DVD read.
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It depends on your OS (Operating System) and if/what you're cd burning program is.
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nope,not unless its a cd-rw/dvd-rw if not then no,most cd-burners are just strictly cd burners.i think cd-rw/dvd-rw are ussually called combo burners.
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Well, if you have nero, put the cd in to the drive, click the info (check the help guide for assistance) and it will tell you. You can always access device manager, (control panel, system, hardware, device manager), and look for the CDROM drive tree. It should tell you there the drive type. But 99% of cd/dvd's out there are documented on the top what type they are
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A combo drive is capable of handling bith DVDs and CDs.  If you see the letters -ROM, that means the drive can only be used to read disks.  -R, -RW, or +RW mean that the drive is capable of writing to disks as well. It's possible to get a drive that is DVD-ROM/CD-RW, which means that it will read and write to CDs, but only read DVDs.  Today though, a usable read/write drive that handles both CDs and DVDs can be had for under $40.
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Yes, this denotes the speed that the disk will read/write at.  The number (n)x is how many times faster than normal playback speed.  The higher the number, the faster disks will burn for you.  When possible, go with the higher number.  \n\nI would recommend getting a DVD burner because it will allow you to burn both CDs and DVDs.  Also, when purchasing a DVD burner, look for one that supports DVD+/-r (two different DVD media formats) and Dual Layer (another DVD format that allows you to fit double the amount of data on 1 disk)
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Background:\n\nDVD-R and DVD+R are both single layer, although they are composed of 2 disks glued together; one for recording and the other as a stability layer. DVD+ has the ability to support dual layer disks, but they must have DL after it (i.e. DVD+R DL).  Dual layer DVDs hold 8.54 GB and DVD's hold 4.7 GB, which is about 4.38 Gigs on a computer because DVDs are measured differently. DVDs spin about 3 times faster than CDs, allowing a larger data rate, making them optimal for video.  By the way, DVD means Digial Versitile Disk.\n\nAnswer:\n\nThe DVD- format was set up by a group as the "standard".  DVD+ disks are rivals of the DVD- format, and therefore are not considered as an official format, but they work in most situations.  The + disks are engineered differently and are considered track better and write better.  Again, the + system will SUPPORT Dual Layer, but it must be labeled with a DL.
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Go get the all mighty RPM book at your local bookstore, or look it up online. http://www.lulu.com/bpmbook is one, there are tons others I am sure.
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This should be a CD-R.   Try buring a new one, but select a slower BURN speed.  If it comes up with 16X, then use 8X speed.   Always cut the speed in half. \n\nYou also might need to get a CD Drive cleaning kit.\n\nGood luck
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Current CD-ROM players use an invisible-light infrared laser with a wavelength of 780 nanometers.\n\nHowever, as another poster mentioned, this varies especially in RW drives.
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a) The disk increased from 10 rev/s to 15 rev/s. Acceleration was constant so the average speed was 12.5 rev/s. At that average speed, how many seconds did it take to make 60 revs?\n60 revs * 1 s/12.5 revs = 4.8 seconds. Round to 5 seconds.\n\nTherefore the acceleration was \n(delta rev/s) / (delta time) = (5 rev/s) / 5 s = 1.0 rev/s^2\n\nb) See above, that was 5 seconds\n\nc) An acceleration of 1 rev/s^2 means each second the speed increases 1 rev/s. So it took 10 seconds to reach 10 rev/s.\n\nd) The average speed from start to the time speed reached 10 rev/s was 5 rev/s. In 10 seconds at that speed it would make 50 revolutions.