Answer:
The correct answers are: (A) +/- 5V and (B) +/- 12V
Explanation:
First at all, the purpose of the power supply is transforming from AC (Alternating Current) to DC (Direct Current) for use this energy in chips and electronics devices that consume this type of power. Usually the most common DC voltage for electronics is 5V but in your CPU you also have other devices that might going to need more voltage like fan or hard drives thats ´s why 12V is an also an option. Now some other devices are going to need negative sources such -5V or -12V as well.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
A stethoscope is a medical instrument which is used for listening to the work of the heart and lungs. It consists of a microphone that rests on the patient's chest, and rubber tubes that bring the sound to the earphones. An ordinary stethoscope does not have any moving or electrical parts, as it only mechanically conducts sound from the patient's chest to the doctor's ear. One of the simplest examinations that doctors perform today is listening to the lungs and heart with a stethoscope. With the help of this instrument, noises are heard during the work of the lungs and heart.
Answer:
No, I don't think I've ever heard of DLS or Grax either if I'm being honest.
May I have brainliest please? :)
Answer:
CPU.
Explanation:
A processor, also known as a Central Processing Unit, is a piece of hardware in a computer that performs basic operations and control when executing program code.
Processors are usually made as integrated circuits closed in a hermetic casing, often with gold-plated leads (used for resistance to oxidation) and in this form they are called microprocessors - in common speech the terms processor and microprocessor are used interchangeably. The heart of the processor is a single crystal of silicon, on which a series of semiconductor layers have been applied by means of photolithography, forming, depending on the application, a network of several thousand to several billion transistors. Its circuits are made of metals with good electrical conductivity, such as aluminum and copper.
