a) [EEC117] system units in motherboard.

Name; MOGAH DAVID

Course code;EEC117

Class;ND1A

Matt no;ENG/107220051

Explanation of;
i)ps/2pot
: The PS/2 port is a 6-pin mini-DIN connector used for connecting keyboards
and mice to a PC compatible computer system.
Expansion Card
: An expansion card is an electronic card/board that is used to add extra
functionality to a computer.
Explanation of cemus battery 🔋
CMOS Battery:The CMOS battery is a piece of hardware that's unique to
laptops. When it dies, it could cause your laptop to encounter problems
booting up.
Explanation of I.D cable

I.D Cable
:It is for connection of storages devices such as Hard Disk Drives (HDD), Solid

State Drives (SSD) and CD/DVD drives to the computer. In IDE.

Disk drive:Disk drive (drive)
ii) – a computer device that stores and retrieves information, data, files,
programs, etc., from a disk.

Ram
RAM is a temporary memory bank where your computer stores data it
needs to retrieve quickly. RAM keeps data easily accessible so your
processor can quickly find it without having to go into long-term storage
to complete immediate processing tasks
 2 FORM FACTOR OF MOTHERBOARD

Mini-ITX: Mini-ITX
I) is a compact motherboard configuration designed to support
relatively low-cost computers in small spaces such as in
automobiles, set-top box es, and network devices.

II) Micro-ATX: Micro-ATX supports up to four expansion slots that can

combine freely with ISA, PCI, PCI / ISA shared, and AGP.
III) ATX: ATX (Advanced Technology eXtended) is a motherboard and
power supply configuration specification developed and
patented[1] by Intel.
IV) E-ATX: EATX, or Extended ATX, motherboards are 12 x 13 inches in
size. This adds 3.4 inches to one side, making it wider and allowing
you to install more components. Given that, EATX requires a
bigger case than an ATX motherboard.
 Name MOGAH DAVID Course title
Computer hardware
practical
Class ND1A Matt no
ENG/107220051
Course code EEC117