Created by Arin Yardley
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Question | Answer |
ASCII | The American Standard Code for Information Interchange is used to represent each character, number and symbol. It has space for 128 symbols, this is enough for standard English. |
Bitmap | Consists of a grid of squares called pixels. Each pixel can be uniquely identified by its position in the grid (x/y coordinates) and each pixel is a single colour. |
Colour Depth | This is number of bits used to store each pixel’s colour is in an image. The greater it is, the more colours can be represented. |
Analogue Data | An analogue signal is one which has a value that varies smoothly. |
Sampling Rate | The number of samples taken per second and is measured in hertz (Hz). |
Bit Depth | This refers to the number of bits in each sample, combined with the sample rate it determines the quality of the sound. |
Sample | Taken at evenly spaced time intervals and represented as numerical values when digitising sound. |
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