CPT 03
Cards (53)
- turns the computer on or off, initiates sleep mode, and can force a shutdown in emergencies.
- indicates whether the device is powered on, in standby, or facing issues.
- read and write data to small, removable disks. However, advancements like CDs, DVDs, and USB flash drives have rendered them outdated due to limited storage capacity.
- The LED indicates activity: lit when active (reading/writing), and off when idle
- a small hole on the front of a CD/DVD drive. It's used to manually eject the disc tray if the electronic eject button fails or the computer is off.
- a device serves the primary function of allowing audio output to be transferred to external headphones or speakers.
- an audio input connector used to connect a microphone to a computer or audio device.
- reads and writes data allowing for software installation, media playback, data backup, and compatibility with legacy content distribution.
- a system unit controls the optical disc drive tray, allowing users to insert or remove CDs, DVDs, or Blu-ray discs.
- devices to be connected to each other with and transfer digital data over USB cables.
- circulates air throughout the computer.
- are devices that allows an electrical current to pass through it for the exclusive purpose of providing power to a device
- a 6-pin mini-DIN connector used for connecting keyboards and mouse to a PC compatible computer system.
- is a hardware interface on a computer that allows you to connect external devices for data transfer. It serves as a bridge between your computer and peripherals like printers, modems, and scanners, enabling communication between them.
- is a standard display interface used to connect video output devices to computers and projectors to displays to monitors and TVs.
- a socket on a computer motherboard that allows you to add additional components to your system.
- They play a vital role in managing temperature and dissipating the heat generated by internal components like the CPU, GPU, PSU, and storage devices.
- commonly used to connect printers, scanners, and external storage devices like ZIP drives. They allowed for faster data transfer compared to serial ports, which could only transfer one bit at a time.
- provides wired connectivity for devices, enabling functions like internet access, file sharing, printing, and local network communication.
- the audio jack found on an audio device that can be used to connect to another audio output device or microphone
- It supplies power source to the system unit.
- It connect the computer to external devices.
- turns the computer on or off, initiates sleep mode, and can force a shutdown in emergencies.
- indicates whether the device is powered on, in standby, or facing issues.
- main board of the computer
- brain of the computer
- Read and writes data from the DVD/CD
- Temporary Storage of the Computer
- Main storage of the computer
- It supplies power source to the system unit.
- Connects Hard Disk to the Motherboard
- A battery that maintains the time, date, hard disk and other configuration settings
- connects a computer to a network.
- Is an expansion card which generates a feed of output images to a display device Frequently
- also known as a computer chassis.
- is an internal expansion card that provides input and output of audio signals to and from a computer under control of computer programs.
- It is a non-volatile type of memory it holds even the computer is turned ON or OFF.
- The image shown system unit part is called
- Another name for the CD/DVD Drive is: ______________