Steps and Numbers

Question 1

What is Seven steps in laser printing:
Cleaning: Drum is cleaned of residual toner and charge.

Answer 1

Step 7

Question 2

What is Seven steps in laser printing:
Fusing: Fuser assembly uses heat and pressure to fuse toner to paper.

Answer 2

Step 6

Question 3

What is Seven steps in laser printing:
Exposing or writing: Laser beam writes -100 V image to drum surface.

Answer 3

Step 3

Question 4

What is Seven steps in laser printing:
Developing: Toner is applied to the surface of the drum.

Answer 4

Step 4

Question 5

What is Seven steps in laser printing:
Charging or conditioning: Drum surface is charged to -600 V.

Answer 5

Step 2

Question 6

What is Seven steps in laser printing:
Transferring: The transfer roller puts a positive charge on the paper to pull the toner from the drum and onto the paper.

Answer 6

Step 5

Question 7

What is Seven steps in laser printing:

Processing the image: Bitmap of the final page is stored in memory.

Answer 7

Step 1

Question 8

volts * amps = watts

Answer 8

Watt (W) – Measurement of real power use

Question 9

For Example ,

120V * 0.5A = 60W

Answer 9

Watt (W) – Measurement of real power use

Question 10

24-pin connector

Answer 10

24 pins

Question 11

19-pin (Type A) connector

Answer 11

HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)

Question 12

DVI Single link connection supports __throughput

Answer 12

3.7 Gbps

Question 13

DVI Single link allows us to view HDTV at___

Answer 13

60 fps

Question 14

DVI Dual link connection supports ___throughput

Answer 14

7.4 Gbps

Question 15

DVI allows us to view HDTV at __

Answer 15

85 fps

Question 16

• SATA Revision 1.0

Answer 16

• SATA 1.5 Gbit/s, 1 meter

Question 17

• SATA Revision 2.0

Answer 17

• SATA 3.0 Gbit/s, 1 meter

Question 18

• eSATA (external SATA)
  –Matches the SATA version -

Answer 18

2 meters

Question 19

• SATA Revision 3.2

Answer 19

• SATA 16 Gbit/s, 1 meter

Question 20

• SATA Revision 3.0

Answer 20

• SATA 6.0 Gbit/s, 1 meter

Question 21

The pins on SATA connectors , the smaller __pin connector is used for data transfer. this

Answer 21

7

Question 22

The pins on SATA connectors , the larger __-pin connector is used to power the device.

Answer 22

15

Question 23

SCSI Ultra 3 interface. It has __pins on this connector.

Answer 23

68

Question 24

PATA/IDE ___ pin

Answer 24

40

Question 25

40 wire cable, the first device that you would connect is referred to as device__ in the PATA standard. And the device connecting on the end of the cable is device____ .

Answer 25

1)0 2)1

Question 26

80 wire cable, the first device that you would connect is referred to as device__ in the PATA standard. And the device connecting on the end of the cable is device____ .

Answer 26

1)1 2)0

Question 27

The -wire PATA cable has additional ground wires interleaved between each signal wire. This interleaving helps to reduce crosstalk by providing a more effective shield between the signal wires, isolating them from each other and minimizing interference.

Answer 27

80

Question 28

In a -wire PATA cable, each wire carries both the signal and a ground reference. However, the ground wires are not interleaved between each signal wire. This layout makes the cable more susceptible to crosstalk because the signal wires are in closer proximity to each other.

Answer 28

40

Question 29

How many pin in USB-C

Answer 29

24-pin

Question 30

How many pin in Lighting

Answer 30

8-pin

Question 31

How many pin in Molex

Answer 31

4-pin