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- •Тексти для читання, перекладу із словником та співбесіди Text 1
- •Evolution of the computer
- •Evolution of the computer
- •Further steps of evolution of the computer
- •Further steps of evolution of the computer
- •Electronic Computer Evolution
- •Electronic brain
- •Electronics - science of the future
- •Electronics
- •Temperature measurements
- •Text 10
- •Pressure measurements
- •Text 11
- •Electronic desk calculator
- •Specifications
- •Text 12
- •Standard platinum resistance thermometer ipts
- •Text 13
- •Model 1044k valve voltmeter
- •Text 14
- •Transistor receivers and energy transformers
- •Text 15
- •Transistor ultrasonic thickness gauge type 1103
- •Text 16
- •Eht stabilized power supply type 411
- •Specifications
- •Text 17
- •High - temperature glass electrode type эсп-31-06
- •Text 18
- •Germanium resistance thermometer tcг - 2
- •Text 19
- •The concept of electrical current
- •Text 20
- •Electrical measuring units and instruments
- •Для спеціальності квп text 16
- •Preferred value resistance box
- •Text 17
- •Dual transistor power supply type 423
- •Specification
- •Text 18
- •Auto-transformers
- •Text 19
- •Precision d.C. Amplifier.
- •Text 20
- •Protection and control equipment
- •Для спеціальностей соі, прг, окс text 16
- •Characteristics and usage of computers
- •Text 17
- •Computer elements
- •Text 18
- •Computer languages – high level and low level
- •Text 19
- •What is the microcomputer?
- •Text 20
- •What is the modem?
- •Для спеціальності омр text 16
- •Metal cutting processes and tools general description of lathes
- •Text 17
- •Machine-tools – a measure of man's progress
- •Text 18
- •Superhard materials from powder
- •Text 19
- •Lasers today and tomorrow
- •Text 20
- •Electro-ionizing laser (eil)
- •Text 17
- •Equipment for food industry. Universal mixers
- •Text 18
- •Equipment for food industry
- •Text 19
- •From the history of mechanics
- •Text 20
- •Machine elements screw fastenings
- •Для спеціальності вцр text 16
- •The science of chemistry
- •Text 17
- •Sorbitol powder with -crystallinity
- •Text 18
- •Citric acid by a gypsum-free process
- •Introduction
- •Fermentation
- •Text 19
- •Text 20
- •Sugars and non-sugar sweeteners
- •Для спеціальності орг text 16
- •Management
- •Text 17
- •How to win a market
- •Text 18
- •Contract and its features
- •Text 19
- •What is a manager
- •Text 20
- •Marketing today
- •Тексти для читання і переказу без словника Text 2 (1)
- •The Author of “Tom Sawyer”
- •Text 2 (2)
- •Academician I.V. Kurchatov
- •Text 2 (3)
- •Trying to Melt Wood
- •Text 2 (4)
- •Jack london
- •Text 2 (5) Read the text without a dictionary and retell it in English or in Ukrainian: Тhe Travels of Marco Polo
- •Text 2 (6)
- •Text 2 (7)
- •Cambridge
- •Text 2 (8)
- •Schools and sport
- •Text 2 (9)
- •The greatest american
- •Text 2 (10)
- •John lennon
- •Text 2 (11) Read the text without a dictionary and retell it in English or in Ukrainian: the cinema in britain
- •Text 2 (12)
- •Charles Darwin
- •Text 2 (13)
- •Maria curie
- •Text 2 (14) Read the text without a dictionary and retell it in English or in Ukrainian: yuri gagarin
- •Text 2 (15)
- •Mayflower
- •Text 2 (16)
- •Discovery of volta
- •Text 2 (17)
- •A. Conan doyle
- •Text 2 (18)
- •Text 2 (19)
- •Text2 (20) Read the text without a dictionary and retell it in English or in Ukrainian: famous british homes buckingham palace
- •Тематичні тексти для усного повідомлення (Topics)
- •1. About mу Family and myself
- •2. English
- •3. Our Technical Secondary School
- •4. My Future Profession
- •Future Speciality (coi)
- •4. My Future Speciality (прг)
- •4. My Future Speciality (кіп)
- •4. My Future Speciality (омр)
- •My Future Speciality (окс)
- •My Future Speciality (мех)
- •5. Famous People of Ukraine
- •6. Ukraine
- •7. Kyiv
- •8. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
- •9. London
- •10. The Life of the Youth of Great Britain
- •11. The United States of America
- •12. Travelling by Air. Mr. Hawk Is Flying to Kiev
- •13. An educated man and computer
- •14. The Ties of Ukraine with England
- •15. Computer
- •16. Engineer and Technological Progress
- •17. Famous People of Great Britain
- •18. My Native Town
- •19. Technological Process of Sugar Production
- •20. Automation
- •Література:
Protection and control equipment
In electrical systems for the generation, distribution and use of electrical energy considerable control equipment is necessary. It can be divided into two classes: a) equipment used at the generating and distributing end; b) equipment used at the receiving end of the system.
Safety switches are used at the point where the power enters a building. They are of the knife type and are usually enclosed in metallic boxes.
A magnetic contactor is used to make and break the circuit at the points where considerable power is used.
An automatic starter is a device which is used to keep the current from being excessive while the motor is obtaining full speed. It is a kind of a resistance inserted in series with the direct current armature. As the motor obtains speed it gradually removes.
Answer the questions:
1. Where is considerable control equipment necessary?
2. What classes can it be divided in?
3. Where are the safety switches used?
Для спеціальностей соі, прг, окс text 16
Read and translate the text with a dictionary, analyze the words and define the tense forms.
Characteristics and usage of computers
A computer is faster and more accurate than people, but unlike most people it must be given a complete set of instructions that tells it exactly what to do at each step of its operation. This set of instructions, called a programme, is prepared by one or more persons for each job a computer is to do. These programmes are placed in the computer’s memory unit in binary-coded form, with each instruction having unique code.
Computers are often used in application where the results of their calculations are required immediately to be used controlling a process. These are called real-time applications; they are often found in industrial process control in industries such as paper mills, oil refineries, chemical plants and many others. The measuring systems send their signals to the computer which processes them and responds with appropriate control signals to be sent back to the process.
Computers in present use range considerably: from tiny things to big fellows. The microcomputer, for one, is the smallest and the newest member of the computer family. It usually consists of several integrated circuit chips, including a microprocessor chip, memory chip, and input/output interface chip which are a result of tremendous advances in large-scale integration.
Answer the following questions:
1. Where are computers often used?
2. What do we call a real-time application?
3. What is a microcomputer?
Text 17
Read and translate the text with a dictionary, analyze the words and define the tense forms.
Computer elements
Most of the computer principles and concepts are common to all categories of computers, although there can be tremendous variations from computer to computer.
A question sometimes arises whether computers are able to think. As a matter of fact they do not think. The computer programmer provides a programme of instructions and data which specifies every detail of what to do, how to do and when to do it. The computer is simply a high-speed machine which can manipulate data, solve problems and make decisions, all under the control of the program. If the programmer makes a mistake in the program or puts in the wrong data, the computer will produce wrong result.
Every computer contains at least five essential elements or units: the arithmetic logic unit, the memory unit, the control unit, the input unit and the output unit.
The arithmetical logic unit is the area of the computer in which arithmetic and logic operations are performed on data.
The memory unit stores groups of binery digits (words) that can represent instructions (program) which the computer is to perform and the data that are to be operated on by the program.
Answer the questions:
1. What can you say about the computer principles and concepts?
2. Are computers able to think?
3. What can computers do?