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    Voyager 1 was transmitting pictures from Jupiter and Saturn in the 1970s as it soared out of the Solar System. By the late 1990s, some of its sensors and circuits were failing. To instruct it to switch to backup components, engineers had to transmit a message over 12 billion kilometers, which was difficult but accomplished using a radio dish at the speed of light. Shannon established information theory and metrics like bits per second, but was modest about the impact and applications of his work, which underlie technologies like barcodes.

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    Voyager 1 was transmitting pictures from Jupiter and Saturn in the 1970s as it soared out of the Solar System. By the late 1990s, some of its sensors and circuits were failing. To instruct it to switch to backup components, engineers had to transmit a message over 12 billion kilometers, which was difficult but accomplished using a radio dish at the speed of light. Shannon established information theory and metrics like bits per second, but was modest about the impact and applications of his work, which underlie technologies like barcodes.

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    11b.đáp Án Passage 3

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    Voyager 1 was transmitting pictures from Jupiter and Saturn in the 1970s as it soared out of the Solar System. By the late 1990s, some of its sensors and circuits were failing. To instruct it to switch to backup components, engineers had to transmit a message over 12 billion kilometers, which was difficult but accomplished using a radio dish at the speed of light. Shannon established information theory and metrics like bits per second, but was modest about the impact and applications of his work, which underlie technologies like barcodes.

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    Đáp án BÀI 11 - PASSAGE 3

    Câu và đáp án Từ khóa trong câu hỏi Từ khóa trong passage


    33. Jupiter; transmitted pictures of both had sent back spectacular images of
    Saturn Jupiter and Saturn Jupiter and Saturn
    34. Solar left the Solar System soared out of the Solar System
    System
    35. sensors; were about to stop working were on the brink of failing
    circuits
    the only hope was... the solution was...
    to tell the probe to get a message to Voyager I to
    instruct it
    to replace them with spares to use spares to change the failing
    36. spares
    parts
    distance made communication with the probe 12 billion kilometres
    with the probe difficult from Earth, this was not an easy
    task
    transmit the message at the the message was sent out into the
    speed of light depths of space; even travelling at
    37. radio dish
    the speed of light
    a radio dish was used by means of a radio dish
    the concept of describing the most basic form of information,
    something as true or false is whether something is true or
    false
    38. TRUE
    was the starting point this fundamental unit
    his attempts to send messages information and how to transmit it
    over distances from place to place
    the amount of information that units of bits per second
    can be sent in a given time
    period
    39. TRUE
    is determined with reference to is the absolute maximum rate of
    the signal strength and noise signal strength and noise level
    level
    which can convey MORE which COME VERY CLOSE TO
    40. FALSE information than Shannon had Shannon's ultimate limit for the
    anticipated as possible maximum rate
    Câu và đáp án Từ khóa trong câu hỏi Từ khóa trong passage
    factors affecting the noise sets a limit on the rate at
    27. D transmission of information which information can pass along; ..
    this rate depends on...
    how unnecessary information stripping out superfluous
    28. F can be omitted ('redundant') bits from data which
    contributed little real information
    Shannon's attitude to fame Shannon developed information
    29. B theory, but shunned the resulting
    acclaim
    a machine capable of bar code, which uses a simple error-
    interpreting incomplete detecting system that ensures
    30. E information supermarket check-out lasers can
    read the price even on a crumpled
    bag of crisps
    an incident involving information an event took place which
    31. A theory demonstrated one of the many
    applications of information theory
    what Shannon initially intended he set out with an apparently
    32. C
    to achieve in his research simple aim

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