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Technology Education Praxis II

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raised image areas are inked and transferred to paper (example: letterpress, flexography)
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raised image areas are inked and transferred to paper (example: letterpress, flexography)
relief printing
flat plate accepts ink and repels water. images are transferred from plates to cylinders and then to paper
lithographic printing
etched area on plate is inked and transferred to paper
gravure printing
uses stencil pressed up against mesh screen on top of substrate
screen printing
attaches toner to electrically charged image on paper
electrostatic printing
computer- generated image is sprayed in droplets onto paper
ink-jet printing
________ developed the movable type, which revolutionized book production and started the printing industry
Johann Gutenberg
used to enter data into the system (ex: keyboards, mice, microphones, web cams)
input unit
used to manipulate data (ex: central processing unit CPU, or microprocessor)
processing unit
Memory Unit
has ROM and RAM
Read-Only Memory (ROM)
contains the instructions that allow the computer to receive and manipulate data. this part of the memory cannot be changed
Random-Access Memory (RAM)
temporarily stores data and feed it to the CPU on command. RAM is constantly changing as the computer processes data.
displays and records results of the processing unit's actions (ex: monitors, printers and speakers)
output unit
simplest sketch- shows the front view as if a person is looking directly at it
oblique sketch
sketch where object is drawn as if it is viewed from one corner, with each angle equaling 120 degrees
isometric sketches