Understanding Operational Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

An ESD strap is a device that is specially designed to bleed electrical charges away safely. It uses a ___ to bleed the charge away slowly.

A

1 megohm resistor

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2
Q

The number of ___ in a power source represents its potential to do work.

A

volts

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3
Q

volts don’t do anything by themselves. Current ___ is the force behind the work done by electricity.

A

(amperage, or amps)

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4
Q

If you have to open a monitor, you must first ___ the high-voltage charge on it by using a ___.

A

discharge

high-voltage probe.

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5
Q

Do not use an ____ when discharging the monitor; doing so can lead to a fatal electric shock.

A

ESD strap

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6
Q

Working with LCD monitors or any device with a fluorescent or LCD backlight presents a unique safety challenge. These types of devices require an ___ which provides the high-voltage, high-frequency energy needed to power the backlight.

A

inverter,

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7
Q

The ____ is a small circuit board installed behind the LCD panel that takes power and converts (inverts) it for the backlight.

A

inverter

DC

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8
Q

If it’s an _____ printer, do not try to blow in the ink cartridge to clear a clogged opening—that is, unless you like the taste of ink.

A

inkjet

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9
Q

Some parts of a laser printer (such as the ____) will be damaged if you touch them.

A

EP cartridge

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10
Q

___ happens when two objects of dissimilar charge come into contact with one another.

A

ESD

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11
Q

For an antistatic wrist strap to work properly, the computer must be ____.

A

plugged in but turned off.

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12
Q

Never wear an ESD strap if you’re working inside a ____. If you wear one while working on the inside of these components, you increase the chance of getting a lethal shock.

A

monitor or inside a power supply.

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13
Q

Another preventive measure that you can take is to maintain the relative humidity at around ____ percent.

A

50

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14
Q

____ is an unwanted disturbance caused by electromagnetic radiation generated by another source.

A

EMI

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15
Q

Common sizes for Phillips-head screws are ___

A

000, 00, 0, 1, 2, and 3.

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16
Q

When dealing with Torx screws, the two most common sizes are ___ & ___.

A

T-10 and T-15

17
Q

It is estimated that more than ___ percent of all of the lead (a poisonous substance) in landfills today comes from consumer electronics components.

A

25

18
Q

Power sags without a complete loss, called a ___, are also very damaging to electrical components but oftentimes go unnoticed.

A

brownout

19
Q

What is the purpose of using soap and water as a cleaning tool?

A

Cleaning external computer and monitor cases.

20
Q

What is the purpose of using Demineralized water as a cleaning tool?

A

Cleaning keyboards or other devices that have contact points that are not metal.

21
Q

What is the purpose of using Denatured Isopropyl Alcohol

A

Cleaning metal contacts, such as those on expansion cards.

22
Q

There are five types of batteries most commonly associated with computers and handheld electronic devices. Name all 5.

A

alkaline, nickel cadmium (NiCd), nickel metal hydride (NiMH), lithium ion (Li-ion), and button cell.

23
Q

___ is a popular format for rechargeable batteries.

A

Nickel cadmium

24
Q

Laptop batteries are commonly made with ____

A

NiMH and lithium ion.

Nickel metal hydride (NiMH) and lithium ion (Li-ion)

25
Q

These batteries are named so because they look like a button.

A

Button Cell

26
Q

This battery is commonly used in calculators and watches as well as portable computers. They often contain mercury and silver (and are environmental hazards due to the mercury) and need to be recycled.

A

Button Cell

27
Q

CRT monitors contain high amounts of ___.

A

lead

28
Q

____ is software that provides a free trial, with the expectation that you’ll pay for it if you like it and decide to keep it.

A

Shareware

29
Q

____ software is more than free: not only is the application free, but the source code (code used by programmers) is also shared to encourage others to contribute to the future development and improvement of the application.

A

Open-source

30
Q

___ is software that is completely free.

A

Freeware

31
Q

This license allows the software to be installed on many PCs but used concurrently by a smaller number.

A

Concurrent

32
Q

This is commercial software that you’re allowed to install on more than one computer.

A

Multiuser

33
Q

These are enterprise licenses, which permit an organization to install the application on an agreed-upon number of PCs.

A

Corporate, Campus, or Site

34
Q

Which class of fire extinguisher is recommended for use in a wood and paper fire?

A

Class A