How disc and drum brakes work? How are they different?

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Disc brakes use a caliper to squeeze pads against a rotor, creating friction to stop. Drum brakes press shoes against a drum's inner surface. Disc brakes are more efficient, cooler, and less prone to fading than drum brakes.
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Drum brakes are more durable due to their greater friction contact area. The most important benefit of the disc-braking system is its open-air design. As a result, it does not overheat, which reduces the possibility of fading (losing effectiveness due to heat).
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