Scanning Devices Flashcards

1
Q

________________ convert scanned text and images into a form that the system unit can process.

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Scanning Devices

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Five types of scanning devices:

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  1. Optical Scanners
  2. Card Readers
  3. Bar Code Readers
  4. RFID Readers
  5. Character and Mark Recognition Devices
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An ___________, also simply known as a _________, accepts documents consisting of text and /or images and converts them to machine-readable form.

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  • Optical Scanner
  • Scanner
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4
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Four types of optical scanners:

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  1. Flatbed
  2. Document
  3. Portable
  4. 3D
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5
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_____________ is much like a copy machine. The image to be scanned is placed on a glass surface, and the scanner records the image.

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Flatbed scanner

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6
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______________ is similar to a flatbed scanner except that it can quickly scan multipage documents. Automatically feeds one page of a document at a time through a scanning surface.

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Document scanner

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7
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______________ is typically a handheld device that slides across the image, making direct contact.

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Portable scanner

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8
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____________ use lasers cameras, or robotic arms to record the shape of an object.

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3D scanners

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9
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_____________ interpret this encoded information. Ex) Credit cars, debit card, access card.

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Card readers

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10
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The most common card reader is the _______________. Encoded information is stored on a thin magnetic strip located on the back of the card.

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magnetic card reader

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11
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Many credit cards, known as ____________, include additional security in the for of a microchip embedded in the credit card.

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chip cards

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12
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_________ or __________ are from grocery stores.

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  • bar code readers
  • scanners
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13
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Bar code reader devices are either handheld ___________ or _______________. They contain photoelectric cells that scan or read ________, or the vertical zebra-striped marks printed on product container.

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  • wand readers
  • platform scanners
  • bar codes
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14
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__________________ are widely used by retail stores to automate the processes to check out customers, to change product prices, and to maintain inventory records.

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UPCs (Universal Product Codes)

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15
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______________ is widely used y the United Parcel Service (UPS) and others to automate the process of routing packages, tracking in-transit packages, and locating lost packages.

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MaxiCode

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16
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_______________ are tiny chips that can be embedded in almost everything. These chips contain electronically stored information that can be read using an ____________ located several yards away.

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  • RFID (radio-frequency identification) tags
  • RFID reader
17
Q

Character and mark recognition devices have three types:

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  1. MICR
  2. OCR
  3. OMR
18
Q

________________________ are used by banks to automatically read those unusual numbers on the bottom of checks and deposit slips.

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Magnetic-ink character recognition (MICR)

19
Q

_____________________ uses special preprinted characters that can be read by a light source and changed into machine-readable code.

A

Optical-character recognition (OCR)

20
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___________________ senses the presence or absence of a mark, such as a pencil mark.

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Optical-mark recognition (OMR)