ICT Chapter 1

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What is CPU?

Central Processing Unit

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What does a control unit do?

Manages the work done by the CPU

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What does the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) do?

Does all the calculations in the CPU by carrying out the instructions

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What are buses?

The 3 parts of a CPU that are joined together by connections

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What is the computer’s memory sometimes called as?

The memory unit

IAS (Immediate Access Store)

RAM (Random Access Memory)

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Examples of storage

Hard disk

Flash memory drive

School network storage

Cloud storage

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Advantages and disadvantages about RAM and Secondary storage

Advantages:

RAM is close to the CPU so its fetches instructions very easily and quickly

Disadvantages:

Its contents are all lost once the computer is shut off

Advantages:

Keeps data and instructions safe

Disadvantages:

Further away from the CPU and takes longer to get data and instructions

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What do each of the words in a fetch-execute cycle stand for?

Fetch: ‘Fetches’ the instructions from the RAM

Decode: ‘Decodes’ the instruction, so it knows what to do

Execute: Signal is sent to the ALU to tell it what to do

Save: ALU sends the result back to the RAM

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AND gate diagram

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OR gate diagram

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NOT gate diagram

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What is a robot?

A machine programmed to carry out tasks with great speed and accuracy

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What jobs are robots used in?

Manufacturing (Cars and electronic industries)

Agriculture (Drones)

Medicine (Surgery)

Distribution (Picking up goods from distribution stores)

Disaster recovery (Working in dangerous environments)

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How are robots used in manufacturing?

Robots do repetitive jobs such as soldering electrical components or making microchips

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How are robots used in agriculture?

Drones are now used to spray and harvest crops including removing weeds

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What do these sensors function? (Proximity sensors, Bumper switches, Pressure Pads)

Proximity Sensors: Uses infrared light beams to detect nearby objects

Bumper switches: Tells a robot that it has hit something

Pressure pads: Used to control robot hands as they pick objects up

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What are vision guided robots? (VGR)

Allows robots to use video cameras to see in 2D and 3D

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What are voice recognition and natural language processing (NLP)

Gives the robots a sense of hearing

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What are real time operating systems? (RTOS)

When robots are working in the real world, they must respond to events as they happen

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