Digital Data Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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How many bytes are in a kilobyte

A

1024 bytes

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2
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What is information

A

When data has been processed and given meaning

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3
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What are the data types

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Numeric, date/time, character/string

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4
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What is a pixel

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The smallest Unit of a digital image that can be displayed and edited

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5
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Image resolution

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The qualify of an image

The greater the resolution, the greater the file size

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6
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Bitmap graphics

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Store details about every individual pixel of the image

Size can be large

It can be compressed

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Vector -based graphics

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Store information about the components that make up an image

Components are based on mathematical objects

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Streaming

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Allows a video to be viewed ou a website without a time delay.

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Buffer

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Part of the memory used to store a downloaded part of a video before watching it

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10
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Sample rate

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Number of audio sound samples captured per second to represent the sounds digitally

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Bit depth

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The number of bits used for each sound sample

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Bit rate

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The quantity of data measured in bits that is processedin a givenamount of time

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13
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What are frequency samples measured in

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Hertz (Hz)

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14
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Data portability

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The ability to transfer data from one computer to another without having to re-enter the data

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15
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JPEG

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Joint photographic experts group

Supports compression of images

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16
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TIFF

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Tagged image file format

Store bitmapped graphics

17
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PNG

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Portable network graphics

Allow data compression of bitmapped graphics

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PICT

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Standard file format for apple graphics

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GIF

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Graphics interchange format

Supports bitmapped image file format

Animated GIFs combine a series of GIF images and display them one after the other

20
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Txt

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A plain text document that contains no text formatting

21
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CSV

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Comma-separated value

Text format file used by database and spread sheet applications

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RTF

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Rich text format

Used for text-based documents eg -word processing

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MP3

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File format for compressing a sound

24
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MP4

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Compresses both sound + video

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MIDI
Musical instrument digital interface Allows sound samples to be interchanges between different digital musical instruments
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MPEG
Motion pictures experts group A set of standards for compressing digital videos
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AVI
Audio video interleaved Multimedia file format
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WAV
Windows audio waveform Stores audio bit stream on PCs
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WMA
Windows media audio Audio data compression file format
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Data compression
Used to reduce file size while maintaining the qualifyof the data contained in the file
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Lossy compression
Reduces the tile size by removing some data. This can result in a small reduction in the qualify of an image Example- JPEG
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Lossless compression
Maintains the qualify of the file, therefore no data is lost. Example- winzip