Data Rep Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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What is a bit

A

The smallest unit of data
A bit can be 1 or 0

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2
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What is a nibble

A

4 bits
It stores values from 0000 to 1111

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3
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What is a byte

A

8 bits
00000000 to 11111111 (255)

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4
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What Is a kilobyte

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1000 bytes (10^3 bytes)
Roughly one full a4 page of text

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5
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What is 1mb

A

1000 kilobites

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6
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What is one gigabyte

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1000 megabytes

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7
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What is a terabyte

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1000 gigabytes

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8
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What is an overflow error

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When a computer cannot store the result of a calculation in the memory allocated for the task

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9
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What is a binary shift to the right

A

Half’s the number

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10
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What is a binary shift to the left

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Doubles the number

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11
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List all the hex characters

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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,a,b,c,d,e,f

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12
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What is ascii

A

American standard code for information interchange

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13
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What is the character set of a computer

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The characters available to the computer system

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14
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How does ascii represent text in a computer system

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Each character has a unique code for the computer

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15
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What is resolution

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How tightly packed the pixels are (pixels per inch)

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16
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What is colour depth

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The number of bits determines the range of colours

Number of colours is 2 to the power of colour depth

17
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What is metadata

A

Meta data is the data about the file that is saved with it

18
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Examples of metadata

A

File type
Date created
Author
Resolution
Color depth

19
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What’s analogue sound

A

Sound waves that are pure and of perfect quality
Eg listening to a singer

20
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What is amplitude

A

The height of the sound wave

21
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What is a sample

A

The measure of amplitude at a point in time

22
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What is sample rate

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How many samples each second

The more samples per second. The more detailed the waves are and the better quality of the music

23
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What is 1 hz

A

1 sample per second

24
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What is 1000 samples per second

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What is 1000000 samples per second
1 mHz
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What is bit depth
The range of volumes storable for each sample A cd typically has a bit depth of 16 bits
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How do you calculate file size of a single channel sound
Sampling frequency x sample size(bit depth) x seconds
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What is compression
A way to reduce file size allow files to be transmitted faster and in email attachments
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What is lossy compression
It removes some of the details of the file permanently Usually pictures, audio and video Loses number of colours for example
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What is lossless compression
Files are compressed but without losing data.