Memory and storage
What does RAM stand for?
Random Access Memory
The opposite to multiplication
Division
What does CPU stand for?
Central Processing Unit
When do sensor sends data back to the computer?
They send data continually.
Considerated as a first programmer
Ada Lovelace
What does PROM stand for?
Programmable Read-Only Memory
What is the result of taking the number a to the power of one n-th
The n-th root of a
What is one core made up with?
ALU, CU and registers
What is a calibration process?
Calibration is a process of comparing the value a sensor produces to a known measurement, and adjusting its readings accordingly.
What is the one of the earlier computing devices used in ancient China?
Abacus
Type of RAM that needs to be constantly refreshed?
DRAM
What's the figure with 5 vertices?
Pentagon
What is an overclocking?
Overclocking is an term describing using a clock speed higher than the CPU was originally designed for.
Which actuator uses a fluid or liquid to apply pressure to a motor?
Hydraulic actuator
IBM
Which component uses magnetic spinning disks for data storage?
HDD
How's the triangle that has all sides equal called?
Equilateral triangle
What are the three common buses used in the Von Neumann architecture
Address bus, data bus and control bus.
How's the network of smart, online home devices called?
Internet of Things (IoT)
Who build the machine to perform only addition?
Blaise Pascal
Where is Dual Layering used in?
DVD
The angle between 90 and 180 degrees
Obtuse angle
What is the purpose of registers?
Registers s hold data that is frequently used by the CPU or can be used by the programmer when addressing the CPU directly.
What can ultrasonic sensors be used for?
Measuring how far the object is
The machine built under the direction of Tommy Flowers in England to decode German messages during the latter part of World War II?
What is Colossus?