1.2 Memory + Storage - Data Storage & Compression Flashcards

1
Q

What is sound sampling?

A
  • The amplitude of the wave
    (measured in set intervals)
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2
Q

How does changing the bit depth affect the sound file?

A
  • If the bit depth increases, the resolution increases.
  • This means the file size increases.
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3
Q

What is a bit?

A

Smallest unit of data a computer can store, represented as 0 or 1.

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4
Q

A byte represents a single ___.

A

character

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5
Q

DVD-RW is an example of an ___ storage device.

A

optical

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6
Q

What is a character set?

A
  • A defined list of characters that is understood by a computer.
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7
Q

A bitmap image is made up of ___.

A

pixels.

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8
Q

A vector image is created from mathematical ___ and p___.

A

mathematical equations and points.

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9
Q

Vector images are infinitely ___.

A

scalable.

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10
Q

Describe what happens when the computer converts some music into a file. (2)

A
  • Height of the wave is sampled.
  • Stored as binary.
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11
Q

How many bits does ASCII have?

A

256 bits.

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