(Askeri) ERİŞME SÜRESİ: Otomatik bilgi işleminde; bilginin (a) kayıt için istendiği an ile verilmesinin tamamlandığı an arasında geçen süre, yani okuma süresi (read time); (b) kayda hazır olduğu an ile kayıt süresinin tamamlandığı an arasında geçen süre, yani yazma süresi (write time). Buna "latency time" da denir
The time it takes a computer to retrieve stored data Technically speaking, access time is the time interval between the instant a computer calls for data from a storage medium (such as a hard disk, CD-ROM, or the Internet) and the instant the data is delivered If you leave your computer and your browser stays idle for too long, your ISP may automatically "cut your time off" and you will need to dial-up to regain access
The time taken from a computer's request for DATA stored on disk or in memory to the data being delivered Usually measured in nanoseconds for memory or milleseconds for disks
A measure of the time interval between the instant that the data are called from storage and the instant that delivery is complete
Access time is the time that is needed to get information that is stored in a computer. This system helps speed up access times. The average time lag between a request for information stored on a particular component, such as the hard drive or RAM, and its delivery. the time taken by a computer to find and use a piece of information in its memory
The length of time required for a binary WORD in the memory section of a computer to be read by the CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT (CPU), or the time to read data from a peripheral data storage area
The period of time which elapses between a request for information from disk or memory and the information arriving at the requesting device Memory (RAM) may have an access time of 80 nanoseconds or less, while hard disk access time could be 18 milliseconds or less
The period of time that elapses between a request for information from disk or memory and the information arriving at the requesting device Memory access time refers to the time it takes to transfer a character from memory to or from the processor, while disk access time refers to the time it takes to place the read/write heads over the requested data
The time interval between the request for imformation and the instant that this information is available This is often the time taken for one complete access of a peripheral by the central processing unit
The period between the time the computer requests data from a secondary storage device and the time the transfer of data is completed
The average time (in nanoseconds) for RAM to complete one access Access Time is composed of address setup time and latency (the time it takes to initiate a Request for data and prepare access)
Elapsed time between the receipt and completion of a read or write command by a storage device
The time required to retrieve data from a storage device and transmit it to a specified location
The average time interval between a storage peripheral (usually a disk drive or semiconductor memory) receiving a request to read or write a certain location and returning the value read or completing the write
(computer science) the interval between the time data is requested by the system and the time the data is provided by the drive; "access time is the sum of seek time and rotational latency and command processing overhead
"Seek Time" + "Rotational Latency" = "Access Time" the time it takes to exactly locate data on a drive
The period of time that elapses between a request for information from disk or memory, and the information arriving at the requesting device Memory access time refers to the time it takes to transfer a character from memory to or from the processor, while disk access time refers to the time it takes to place the read/write heads over the requested data RAM may have an access time of 80 nanoseconds or less, while hard disk access time could be 18 milliseconds or less
The time intervals between the request for a transfer of data to or from a storage device and the point at which the operation is complete
The maximum time interval between stimulus and response required to execute a particular function such as a memory cell call Access time may correspond to a device as a whole or to a subfunction of a device
The ammount of time something takes to find a piece of information and allow it to be used by other devices
1 The average time interval between a storage peripheral (usually a disk drive or semiconductor memory) receiving a request to read or write a certain location and returning the value read or completing the write
The amount of time for data requested from memory or disk to become available after the request was issued
method of cellular communications which allows alternating transmission on one channel by dividing time into "slices" and giving one "slice" to every transmission, TDMA