Full form frequency division multiplexingįeasibility / fi zə b l ti / noun the likelihood that something will or can be done
Full form fibre distributed data interface IIįDISK / ef d sk / noun an MS-DOS system utility that configures the partitions on a hard diskįDM / ef di em / noun a system used to assign a number of different signals to different frequencies to allow many signals to be sent along one channel Using FDM we can transmit 100 telephone calls along one main cable. FullįDDI II / ef di di a tu / noun an enhanced ANSI standard for high-speed networks that uses fibre optic cable and transmits data at 100 Mbps but can also allocate part of the bandwidth to a 64 Kbits/second analog channel for audio or video data. Full form floppy disk controllerįDDI / ef di di a / noun an ANSI standard for high-speed networks which use fibre optic cable in a dual ring topology, transmitting data at 100 Mbps.
floppy disk FDC / ef di si / noun a combination of hardware and software devices that control and manage the read/write operations of a disk drive from a computer. Modem that can be used to send and receive faxes to and from a standard fax machine as well as being used as a modem toįax server / f ks s və / noun a computer connected to a network and fitted with a fax card that is shared by all users on the networkįd, FD abbr 1. Groups 3 and 4 provide higher speedĪnd better resolution of transmission.) fax modem / f ks məυ dem/ noun a Group 3 is the most common standard used today. Full form facsimile transmissionįax card / f ks kɑ d /, fax adapter, fax board noun an adapter card which plugs into an expansion slot and allows a computer to send or receive fax dataįax gateway / f ks e twe / noun a computer or piece of software that allows users to send information as a fax transmission instead of as a file stored on a disk fax group / f ks ru p/ noun a method of defining the basic features of a fax machine or modem: ( NOTE: Groups 1 and 2 are old and rarely used now. fault trace / fɔ lt tre s / noun a program that checks and records the occurrences of faults in a systemįaulty sector / fɔ lti sektə / noun a sector of a magnetic disk that cannot be written to or read from correctlyįax / f ks /, FAX noun a method of sending and receiving images in digital form over a telephone or radio link ( informal )
Gories of network management specified by the ISO that will detect, isolate and correct network faultsįault time / fɔ lt ta m / noun a period of time during which a computer system is not working or usable due to a fault fault tolerance / fɔ lt tɒlərəns / noun the ability of a system to continue functioning even when a fault has occurred fault-tolerant / fɔ lt tɒlərənt / adjective referring to a system or device that is able to continue functioning even when a fault occurs They market a highly successful range of fault-tolerant minis. Is part of a diagnostic program that identifies the cause of faulty data or equipmentįault management / fɔ ltm n d'mənt / noun one of the five cate. bug, errorįault detection / fɔ lt d tekʃ ( ə ) n / noun an automatic process which logically or mathematically determines that a fault exists in a circuitįault diagnosis /fɔ lt da ə nəυs s / noun a process by which the cause of a fault is locatedįault location program / fɔ lt ləυke ʃ ( ə ) n prəυ r m / noun a routine that The technical staff are trying to correct a programming fault. grandfather file, son fileįault / fɔ lt / noun a situation in which something has gone wrong with software or hardware, causing it to malfunction Fatal error / fe t( ə) l erə / noun a fault in a program or device that causes the system to crashįatBits / f tb ts / a MacPaint option which allows a user to edit an image one pixel at a timeįather file / fɑ ðə fa l / noun a backup of the previous version of a file.