Chapter 2 P.108-117 Flashcards

1
Q

(T or F) DC alternates direction in which electrons flow. P. 108

A

F

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2
Q

Classic power supplies used what 3 types of connectors? P.108

A

Floppy Drive
AT Systems
Standard Peripheral

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3
Q

What is the selector switch on a power supply used for? P. 108

A

To adjust the voltage level used in the country where the computer is in service.

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4
Q

The P9 and P8 connector plug into a single 12 point receptacle. (T or F) P.109

A

T

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5
Q

Because the sockets are linear, it is possible to inset the connectors turn 180 degrees, so long as they remain in the same order. (T or F) P.109

A

F

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6
Q

Standard Peripheral power connector is also called __________. P.110

A

Molex

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7
Q

Most computers today use some sort of what power connector? P.110

A

ATX

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8
Q

Floppy drive connectors are also called what? P.111

A

Berg

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9
Q

+5 VDC is usually carried on what color wire? P.111

A

Red

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10
Q

The original system ATX power connector had how many pins? P.112

A

20

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11
Q

VRM stands for what? P.112

A

Voltage regulator Module

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12
Q

The P4 supplied how many volt leads to their grounds? P. 112

A

two +12 volt

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13
Q

ATX 12V 2.2 replaced the 75W 6-pin connector with what? P.113

A

150 8-pin connector

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14
Q

Power supplies that feature a 20 pin connector that snaps together with a separate 4 pin portion for flexibility is….. P.113

A

20+4 connector

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15
Q

In figure 2.33, why are the first three pins missing? P.115

A

They correspond to the 3.3V pin, which are not supplied by this connector.

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16
Q

A power supply with a single with the single 20-pin power connector works well for a motherboard has only the older P8/P9 connector. (t or F) P.116

A

F