How SW-RAID detects new disks

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Hi list,

I have a question if Linux SW RAID stack can detect the presence of a 
new disk (say new SCSI disk attached to the system in runtime) 
automatically ?

If it can detect, how it does so ? Does a RAID daemon always scans SCSI 
subsystem and for new disks attached ? (seems fantasy ?)

Regards,
Rabeeh

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