Abbreviation of run length limited, an encoding scheme used to store data on newer PC hard disks. RLL produces fast data access times and increases a disk's storage capacity over the older encoding scheme called MFM (modified frequency modulation).
Storage products. Run Length Limited. Recording method for hard disk drives with a high recording density
An encoding scheme used during write operations to facilitate data readback. ROM (Read Only Memory) Integrated circuit memory chip containing programs and data that the computer or host can read but cannot modify. The computer can read instructions out of ROM, but cannot store data in ROM.
Run Length Limited. A family of codes used to encode data. The number of zero or one bits is limited to a certain value. GCR is an RLL code.
(Run Length Limited) code An encoding scheme used in hard disks drives and CD drives to encode data into magnetic pulses or pits. RLL requires more processing, but stores almost 50 percent more data per disk than the older MFM (modified frequency modulation) method.
Stands for run length limited, an encoding method used to store data in hard disks and floppy disks.
Run Length Limited. A data encoding scheme incorporated into ESDI, SCSI, and IPI-2 drives. Specifies the number of flux changes that can be written in a given amount of disk area. Allows 50% more flux changes in a given disks space than EFM.