CSS Summative no 2

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  1. TYPES OF COMPONENTS AND OBJECTS TO BE MEASURED

    Memory Data Storage Capacity Processor Video Card

  2. Is any physical device capable of storing information temporarily or permanently

    MEMORY

  3. what do memory devices utilize?

    integrated circuits operating systems software hardware

  4. It describes the size and pin configuration of the memory module.

    Form Factor (Physical Size)

  5. what are the two widely known form factors?

    DIMMs SODIMMs

  6. what are form factors other than DIMMs and SODIMMs

    UDIMMs SIMMs RIMMs SORIMMs RDIMM LDRIMM FBDIMM

  7. type of memory

    SRAM or DRAM

  8. Which is faster SRAM or DRAM? but expensive

    SRAM

  9. The amount of data that can be transferred from the memory to the CPU in a given amount of time.

    speed

  10. speed for memory is measured in?

    MHz (megahertz)

  11. Is the amount of data a device can store at any given time in its memory

    capacity

  12. what is capacity for memory commonly expressed in?

    bytes kilobytes megabytes gigabytes terabytes

  13. DIMM

  14. what's this?

    SO-DIMM

  15. It refers to how much data can be saved in a storage device

    data storage capacity

  16. is a place where data is saved for safekeeping and for future use

  17. is a place where data is saved for safekeeping and for future use

    data storage

  18. Also known as CPU or microprocessor and also referred as the brain of the computer

    processor

  19. It is the central processing unit of the computer

    processor

  20. It is an identity of performance to expect and price range.

    product line/series

  21. The socket compatibility of the processor to CPU socket found in motherboard

    socket type

  22. is a system of circuits that connects all the parts of the motherboard.

    motherboard chipset

  23. what can multiple cores do to a PC?

    enhance multitasking abilities

  24. hyperthreading refers to

    Intel

  25. multithreading refers to

    AMD

  26. clock speed and overclocking is measured in

    Hz (usually in GHz today)

  27. The comparison between two quantities of the same unit

    measurement

  28. The instrument used for measuring the physical and electrical quantities

    MEASURING INSTRUMENT

  29. It is used for measuring physical quantities and is suitable for measuring the static and stable condition

    mechanical instrument

  30. It is used for measuring electrical quantities like current, voltage, power, etc.

    ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT

  31. It is used for measuring electronic parts. The instrument provide quick response compared to mechanical and electrical instruments.

    electronic instrument

  32. examples of electrical measurement instrument

    ammeter digital multitester voltmeter analog multitester wattmeter

  33. examples of mechanical measuring instrument

    tapes & rulers measuring wheels squares & bevels measuring gauges dial indicators & stands counters micrometers verniers calipers, dividers & compasses scribers specialized marking tools chalk, crayons & pencils chalklines & refills marking gauges stencils levels surveyors tools

  34. It gives the value of measures quantities regarding the physical constant

    absolute instrument

  35. the physical constant means

    the angle of deflection, degree and meter constant

  36. The deflection shows the magnitude of the measurable qualities

    secondary instrument

  37. what is this?

    tangent galvanometer

  38. what is this?

    rayleigh's current balance

  39. examples of secondary measuring instrument

    thermometers pressure gauges

  40. examples of absolute measuring instrument

    tangent galvanometer rayleigh's current balance

  41. what is this?

    thermometer

  42. what is this?

    pressure gauges

  43. The zero or null deflection indicates the magnitude of the measured quantity. When the value of the known and the unknown measuring quantities are equal, the pointer shows the zero or null deflection

    null type instrument

  44. The value of measuring quantity is determined through the deflection of the pointer

    deflection type instrument

  45. The measuring quantity deflects the pointer of the moving system of the instrument which is fixed on the calibrated scale

    deflection type instrument

  46. The output varies continuously and has the pointer which shows the magnitude of the measurable qualities.

    analog instrument

  47. The digital instrument gives the output on the numeric form

    digital instrument

  48. the instrument is more accurate compared to the analog instrument

    digital instrument

  49. indicates the magnitude of the measured quantity

    indicating instrument

  50. It measures the total energy supplied at a particular interval of time.

    integrating instrument

  51. It records the circuit condition at a particular interval of time

    recording instrument

  52. examples of indicating measuring instruments

    frequency meters dynamometers power factor meters

  53. what is this?

    frequency meter

  54. what is this?

    dynamometer

  55. what is this?

    power factor meter

  56. examples of integrating measuring instrument

    kvarh meter energy meter ampere hour meter

  57. what is this?

    kvarh meter

  58. what is this?

    ampere hour meter

  59. what is this?

    energy meter

  60. examples of recording measuring instrument

    storage oscilloscope recording voltmeter

  61. what is this?

    storage oscilloscope

  62. what is this?

    recording voltmeter

  63. proper handling of measuring instrument

    clean before and after provide working instruction on how to check it. use check sheets perform calibration regularly always follow guidelines contact maker of equipment if major problem occurs provide designated area for all measuring equipments use appropriate measuring equipment for specific parts always follow and implement 5S

  64. what symbol is this?

    plus

  65. what symbol is this?

    minus

  66. what symbol is this?

    multiply

  67. what symbol is this?

    divide

  68. formula perimeter for triangle

    s1 + s2 + s3

  69. formula area for triangle

    (b x h)/2

  70. formula perimeter for square

    4s

  71. formula area for square

    s2

  72. formula perimeter for rectangle

    2L + 2W

  73. formula area for rectangle

    L x W

  74. formula volume of pyramid

    (1/3) x (b x area) x h

  75. formula area of cube

    6 x side2

  76. formula volume for cube

    side3

  77. formula rectangular prism volume

    s1 x s2 x s3

  78. single binary digit (1 or 0)

    bit

  79. how many bits is 1 bye?

    8 bits

  80. how many bytes is 1 kilo byte?

    1,024 bytes

  81. how many kilobytes is 1 mega byte?

    1,024 kilobytes

  82. how many megabytes is 1 giga byte?

    1,024 megabytes

  83. how many gigabytes is 1 tera byte?

    1,024 gigabytes

  84. how many terabytes is 1 peta byte?

    1,024 terabytes

  85. how many petabytes is one exa byte?

    1,024 petabytes

  86. how many exabytes is one zetta byte?

    1,024 exabytes

  87. how many zettabytes is one yotta byte?

    1,024 zettabytes

  88. It is a system for organizing spaces so work can be performed efficiently, effectively and safely

    5S

  89. 5S began as part of the

    Toyota Production System (TPS)

  90. when did the manufacturing method begin by leaders as the Toyota Motor Company?

    early and mid-20th century

  91. what does seiri mean?

    sort

  92. what does seiton mean

    set in order

  93. what does seiso mean

    shine

  94. what does seiketso mean

    standardize

  95. what does shitsuke mean

    sustain

  96. It focuses on removing waste and unneeded items from the workspace, and ensuring that everything that’s in the workspace is necessary for the task at hand

    sort

  97. It focused on finding a proper place for everything in the workplace.

    set in order

  98. determines the logical arrangement of tasks, frequency of the tasks, the paths people tale through the space and etc

    set in order

  99. It focuses on cleaning up the work area, which means sweeping, mopping, dusting, wiping down surfaces, putting tools and materials away, etc

    shine

  100. It systematize everything that just happened and turns one-time efforts into habits

    standardize