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Chapter 4
Text pages 88 - 119
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Electric Current Flow
• A greater force will make a larger current flow• If a larger wire is used, there is less resistance & more current will flow • The equation that describes current flow in an electrical circuit is called
Ohm’s Law• If voltage (force) gets larger, current gets larger• If Resistance gets larger, current gets smaller
• Current (amps) = Voltage (volts) / Resistance (ohms)
• I = V/R
The flow of electrical current through a wire is similar in concept to the flow of water though a pipe…
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Computer Systems
• PROCESSOR – Heart of the computer
• MEMORY - Place the program is stored
• INPUT - Information given to a computer
• OUTPUT - Screen display or hard copy
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Computer Input Devices
• Keyboard & Tapes
• Light/Touch Sensitive Screens
• Hard & Floppy Discs
• Optical Character Reader
• Speech Recognition
• Mouse & Light Pens
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Computer Output Devices
• Video Monitor(Cathode Ray Tube Screen)
• Printers -- Hard Copy(Dot Matrix, Laser, Ink Jet)
• Audio Output(Tones, beeps, music, voice)
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Types of Computers
• Micro-Computers(cars, appliances & computers)
• Minicomputers(used by small companies & individuals)
• Main-Frame(used by universities, large companies and agencies)
• Supercomputers(used for research)
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Software
• Operating System(Allows user to control & access memory, printer & peripheral devices – MSDOS, Windows)
• Applications Program(Tells computer to carry out specific tasks – Games, Word Processing, Car Engine Control Programs)
• Programming Languages(Pascal, Basic)
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Ch 4 Assignments
Group 1:• Use these notes and “Living with Technology” text
book to complete the Chapter 4 Work Sheet, Q’s & Terms. – * Do Q’s 3 & 7 on page 115. – Define the following Terms: – Complete Ch4 Worksheets (T/F, Multiple-Choice, Fill-in-Blank)
Group 2:• Complete DC Circuit Quest (See assignment page)• Pass in