Waves and Information Technology

3. The amount of information that can be transmitted in bits per second.
4. A wave that requires a medium through which to travel.
8. Information that is sent as a pattern in a controlled flow of current through a circuit.
9. A signal that allows for a continuous record of some kind of action.
10. A pulse of energy that travels through an electric circuit when it is closed.
11. the high point of a wave
14. The measurement of how difficult it is for charges to flow through an object.
16. Programs that encode, decode, and interpret information.
18. A complete, unbroken path through which electric charges can flow.
20. Information that is sent as a pattern of electromagnetic waves, such as visible light, microwaves, and radio waves.

1. The law that states that resistance in a circuit is equal to voltage divided by current.
2. An electric circuit in which different parts of the circuit are on separate branches.
5. An electric circuit in which all parts are connected one after another along one path.
6. Computer and telecommunication hardware and software that store, transmit, receive, and manipulate information.
7. Random signals from the environment that can alter the output of a signal.
12. A small, uniform shape that is combined with other pixels to make a larger image.
13. A signal that allows for a record of numerical values of an action at a set of continuous time intervals.
15. The difference in electrical potential energy per charge between two places in a circuit.
17. The height of a transverse wave from the center to a crest or trough
19. the low point of a wave