Electrical Power
This is the equation that expresses how voltage is equal to the current multiplied by the resistance.
What is Ohm's Law?
This is a hardware check on the main components of a computer when the computer is booted.
What is POST?
This is a CPU architecture that uses a relatively small set of instructions.
What is RISC?
This is what RAID stands for.
What is Redundant Array of Independent Disks?
This is the fact sheet that provides safety information for a product.
What is a SDS?
This is the measure of the amount of electrons moving through a circuit per second.
What is current?
This is what BIOS stands for.
What is Basic Input Output System?
This is a CPU architecture that uses a broad set of instructions.
What is CISC?
This is a RAID concept that enables data to be distributed across multiple drives, but has zero fault tolerance.
What is RAID 0?
This is a reduced level of voltage for a period of time.
What is a brownout?
This is the unit resistance is measured in.
What are Ohms?
This is an improved BIOS with additional settings and options.
What is UEFI?
This is a technique that is used to make the processor work at a faster speed than its original specifications.
This is the term for when duplicate data is stored on multiple drives.
What is mirroring?
This is interference from generators or lightning.
What is noise?
This is a complete loss of AC power.
What is a blackout?
This is a security feature that consists of the Persistence Module and the Application Agent.
What is LoJack?
This is a hardware feature that enables a single processor to work as multiple processors.
What is CPU virtualization?
This is a RAID concept where data is distributed through multiple disks with parity on each disk.
What is RAID 5?
This is a measurement of how black or how white a monitor can get.
What is a contrast ratio?
This is a sudden increase in voltage for a period of time that exceeds 100% of the normal voltage on a line.
What is a spike?
This is a chip designed to secure hardware by storing encryption keys, digital certificates, passwords, and data.
What is a Trusted Platform Module?
This is a technique that makes a processor work at less than the rated speed to conserve power and reduce heat.
What is CPU throttling?
This RAID term provides fault tolerance for up to two failed drives.
What is double parity?
This is a port that sends data in multiple bits at once using parallel communication.
What is a parallel port?