- •Введение
- •Text II Programming Languages
- •Notes to the text:
- •Text III Computer Programming
- •Text IV a Realm of Programming Languages
- •Fortran IV
- •Text a Running the computer program
- •Text b The conversion of symbolic languages
- •Text c Testing the computer program
- •Text II Anti-Virus Software and Other Preventative Countermeasures
- •Why we call it “Virus”
- •Text II Transmitting the Signal
- •Insert the missing information.
- •Text II Fiber-Optic Cables
- •Text III Radio waves
- •In the picture you can see the way that original sound passes before it becomes reproduced sound. Describe this way in your own words.
- •Brief history of the radio
- •Text IV Uses of Radio
- •Text V Communications Satellites
- •Unit IV telecommunications systems
- •Text I Telegraph
- •Text II Telephone, Teletype, Telex, and Facsimile Transmission
- •Text III Radio and Television
- •Text II am and fm broadcast radio
- •Text II Navigation
- •Text III Global Positioning and Navigation Systems
- •Text II Yuzhnoye State Design Office
- •Text III Altitudinal Meteorological Mast (amm)
- •How do you send and receive messages?
- •The future of mobile phones
- •Why people use mobile phones
- •Help always at hand: a mobile is a girl’s best friend
- •Part III
- •Robotics
- •What is robot
- •Exercise 1
- •Read and translate the text.
- •Notes to the text:
- •Exercise 2 Words and expressions to be remembered:
- •Androids
- •Exercise2 Words and expressions to be remembered:
- •Exercise3
- •Exercise4
- •Exercise 5
- •Unit III
- •Entertainment robots
- •Exercise 1
- •Read and translate the text.
- •Exercise2 Words and expressions to be remembered:
- •Exercise3
- •Exercise4
- •Exercise5
- •Exercise6
- •Unit IV articulated robots Text 1
- •Military robots
- •Exercise 1
- •Read and translate the text.
- •Notes to the text
- •Exercise2 Words and expressions to be remembered:
- •Exercise3
- •Exercise4
- •Imagine that you have listened the short lecture about the military robots. Speak to the lecturer answering his questions. Use the following combinations:
- •Exercise5
- •Exercise6
- •ThePlanofRenderingNewspaperArticle
- •Unit VI
- •Humanoid robots
- •Exercise 1
- •Read and translate the text.
- •Notestothetext
- •Unit VII nanorobotics
- •Notes to the text
- •Unit VIII microbotics
- •Unit IX robotic surgery
- •Imagine that you are an interpreter. Translate only that part of the text about evaluation methods of innovation projects.
- •Notes to the text:
- •Text II Anthropogenic Metabolism
- •Text II Numerical Control and Automated Assembly
- •Notes to the text:
- •Text II Telemechanics
- •Notestothetext
- •Text II
- •Information Systems
- •The Management Process, Management Information and Control Systems, and Cybernetics
- •Notestothetext:
- •Inteligent Vehicle Tracking And Controling Systems
- •Методы искусственного интеллекта
- •Text II
- •Information technology
- •Text III
- •Information Age
- •Supplementary reading history of communication
- •The telegraph
- •Commercial growth of the telephone
- •The emergence of broadcasting
- •Government regulation
- •International telecommunications networks
- •Current developments
- •Russia's telecommunications roads get wider, more expensive
- •Developing of telecommunications
- •Sattelite sirvices
- •What is computer virus?
- •What viruses do
- •What viruses don't do
- •Types of computer viruses
- •A place of existence File Infectors
- •Boot Viruses
- •Multi-Partite Viruses
- •Macro Viruses
- •Used operation system
- •Work Algorithms
- •Uses Of Radio Waves
- •Transmission And Reception Of Radio Waves
- •Development Of Radio Technology
- •Bluetooth
- •What Is In a Name? (The History Of Bluetooth)
- •Sic (Special Interest Croup)
- •Used frequencies
- •Bluetooth ability
- •How is connection established?
- •Discoverable mode
- •Limited discoverable mode
- •Protection Technology
- •Digital house
- •Headphones, Video Camera, Microphone, Commutator As Clock.
- •The language of e-mail
- •Internet
- •Basic protocols in Internet and search in them
- •Tools of search in www
- •Tools Of Search
- •Thematic catalogues
- •Magellan
- •Virtual Library
- •Russia-On-Line Subject Guide
- •Automatic indexes
- •Alta Vista
- •Info seek
- •WebCrawler
- •Glossary
- •Заключение
Text II Transmitting the Signal
EXERCISE 1
Read and translate the textand say about the way telecommunications systems deliver messages.
Telecommunications systems deliver messages using a number of different transmission media, including copper wires, fiber-optic cables, communication satellites, and microwave radio. One way to categorize telecommunications media is to consider whether or not the media uses wires. Wire-based (or wire-line) telecommunications provide the initial link between most telephones and the telephone network and are a reliable means for transmitting messages. Telecommunications without wires, commonly referred to as wireless communications, use technologies such as cordless telephones, cellular radio telephones, pagers, and satellites. Wireless communications offer increased mobility and flexibility. In the future some experts believe that wireless devices will also offer high-speed Internet access.
EXERCISE 2
Insert the missing information.
Devices such as the _______relay messages by creating modulated electrical impulses, or impulses that change in a systematic way.
In the early days of the telegraph, _______were decoded by telegraph operators.
_____ is one type of electromagnetic radiation, a form of energy that travels in waves.
These impulses are then sent along____, through the ___as radio waves, or via other ___to a receiver that decodes the modulation.
_________works in a similar fashion, as radio and cellular radio telephones.
The form of transmission, which works by modifying _____signals, making the signals imitate, or_____, the original message is known as analogtransmission.
____can be transmitted faster and more clearly than analog signals, because the impulses only need to correspond to two ____and not to the full range of qualities that compose the original message, such as the pitch and volume of a human voice.
A large number of computers rely on ________provided by telephone and cable television companies to send____, music, and _____over the Internet at high speeds.
9. There are a variety of ways to ____and ____ signals, and many different ways to transmit signals.
UNIT III
TRANSMISSION MEDIA
Text I
Wires and Cables
EXERCISE 1
Read and translate the text
Wires and cables were the original medium for telecommunications and are still the primary means for telephone connections. Wireline transmission evolved from telegraph to telephone service and continues to provide the majority of telecommunications services. Wires connect telephones together within a home or business and also connect these telephones to the nearest telephone switching facility.
Other wireline services employ coaxial cable, which is used by cable television to provide hundreds of video channels to subscribers. Much of the content transmitted by the coaxial cable of cable television systems is sent by satellite to a central location known as the headend. Coaxial cables flow from the headend throughout a community and onward to individual residences and, finally, to individual television sets. Because signals weaken as distance from the headend increases, the coaxial cable network includes amplifiers that process and retransmit the television signals.
EXERCISE 2
Words and expressions to be remembered:
Medium (pl. media) – способ, средство; среда.
switchingfacility – коммутационное оборудование
coaxialcable - коаксиальный кабель ( электрический провод, применяемый в сетях, имеющий соосное (коаксиальное) расположение центрального проводника, окруженного изолятором, и внешнего проводника, выполненного в виде проволочной оплетки; снаружи покрыт еще одним защитным слоем изолятора; менее подвержен помехам и ослаблению сигнала по сравнению с другими типами кабеля )
wires – провода
cable - кабель
headend – головной узел (в компьютерной сети)
amplifier – усилитель
Cordless telephones = wireless telephones
bentpipes - коленчатые трубы
relay – радиорелейная
EXERCISE 3
Match the following phrases with their Russian meanings:
fiber-optic hair-thin strands "backbone" link AM (amplitude modulation) FM (frequency modulation) high-capacity links Communications satellites orbit geostationary geosynchronous orbit scatter |
спутники связи; амплитудная модуляция; магистральная линия связи; магистральный канал связи; геосинхронная орбита; частотная модуляция; двигаться или вращаться по орбите распылять, рассеивать; жила (кабеля) толщиною с волос; высокоэффективные связи; геостационарный; волоконно-оптический, оптоволоконный; |
EXERCISE 4
Make up your own sentences with the word combinations and phrases from exercise 2
EXERCISE 5
Answer the questions
What was the original medium for telecommunications?
What is still the primary means for telephone connections?
What did the Wireline transmission start from?
What is the main purpose of coaxial cable?
