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Intro to Hardware
power supplies
motherboards
Networking
printers
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The computer's physical components, such as the monitor, keyboard, motherboard, and hard drive
What is Hardware Chapter 1
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What are form factors?
What is the standards that describe the size, shape, and major features Chapter 2 pg 36
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What is a pin grid array?
What is A feature of a CPU socket whereby the pins are aligned in uniform rows around the socket. pg102
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Securing a wireless network is generally done in three ways?
What is method 1 Data encryption method 2 Disable SSID broadcasting method 3 filter MAC address pg 480
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Six steps of laser printing?
What is cleaning, conditioning, writing, developing, transferring, and fusing. pg 596
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To perform a computing task, software uses hardware for four basic functions. What are those functions?
What is input, processing, storage, and output
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Name 3 form factors ?
What is ATX, MicroATX, FlexATX, BTX, MicroBTX, PicoBTX,NLX pg37
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A socket that uses a small lever to apply even force when you install the microchip into the socket.
What is ZIF pg 102
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A network access method specified for use by IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet) networks. In it, each node waits its turn before transmitting data to avoid interfering with other nodes' transmissions. If a node's NIC determines that its data has been involved in a collision, it immediately stops transmitting.
What is CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection) pg 481
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A type of printer that creates a printed page by using a mechanism that touches or hits the paper.
What is Impact printer pg598
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What are the two values of the binary system? Compare it to light bulbs
What is 0 and 1. 0 = no charge as if the light was out and 1= charge as if the light was on
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What is Clamping Voltage?
What is The maximum voltage allowed through a surge suppressor, such as 175 or 330 volts. pg64
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The latest evolution of PCI?
What is PCI Express (PCIe) pg 114
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This cable is used to connect a computer to a hub or switch.
What is Patch cable PG 494
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A printer that is able to print on both sides of the paper.
What is duplex printer pg600
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Most input and output devices are (1.)_____the computer case. Most processing and storage components are contained (2.)______the case.
What is 1. Outside 2. Inside Chapter 1
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What are Line Conditioners?
What is A device that regulates, or conditions power, providing continuous voltage during brownouts and spikes. pg65
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A specification for a small slot on a motherboard to accommodate an audio or modem riser card. A controller on the motherboard contains some of the logic for the audio or modem functionality.
What is Audio/modem riser (AMR). pg117
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The aggregation of multiple logical connections in one physical connection between connectivity devices.
What is trunking
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Cartridge in inkjet printers that holds the different colors of ink for the printer.
What is ink cartridge
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The technology of storing and reading only two states is called (1.)________, and the number system that only uses two digits,0 and 1, is called the (2.)______ ______ system. A 1 or 0 in this system is called a (3.)______, or binary digit. Because of the way the number system is organized, grouping is often done in groups of eight bits, each of which is called a (4.)______.
1. binary 2.binary number 3. bit 4. byte
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AC stands for?
What is Alternating Current (AC)
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Two wires that stick up side by side on the motherboard or other device and are used to hold configuration information. The jumper is considered closed if a cover is over the wires, and open if the cover is missing.
What is Jumpers pg121
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A connectivity device that operates at the Data Link layer (Layer 2) of the OSI model and reads header information to forward packets according to their MAC addresses.
What is bridge
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Placing print jobs in a print queue so that an application can be released from the printing process before printing is completed. _________ is an acronym for (Simultaneous Peripheral Operations Online).
What is spooling