1.1.3 Input, output and storage - Ben Flashcards

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What does the laser laser light scan on an optical disc to measure for 0s and 1s?

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Pits (0s) and Lands (1s)

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How does a magnetic disc store data?

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By using two magnetic states, polarised (1s) and unpolarised (0s).

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How does a flash drive store information?

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A flash drive stores information using flash memory, where data is saved in blocks of memory cells that retain electrical charges even without power.

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What is virtual storage?

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Virtual storage is storing information remotely so that it can be accessed by any computer with access to the same system

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What would be the recommended storage for a drone

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Flash storage (SSD)

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What is an output device?

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An output device is hardware that receives and displays or produces data from a computer, such as a monitor, printer, or speakers

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What is an input device

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Any peripheral device that can accept data, presented in the appropriate machine readable form, decode it and transmit it as electrical pulses to the CPU

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What is virtual memory

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Uses a section of the hard drive to act as RAM when the space in main memory is insufficient to store programs being used.

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What is RAM

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RAM is your computer or laptop’s short-term memory. It’s where the data is stored that your computer processor needs to run your applications and open your files

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What is ROM

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ROM is non-volatile, permanent data that, normally, can only be read, not written to. ROM contains the programming that allows a computer to start up or regenerate each time it is turned on

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