Circuit selecting or rejecting specific radio frequencies.

Reverse-polarity SMA connector variant.

Physical device forwarding packets between networks.

Standard vertical measurement equal to 1.75 inches.

Hardware enabling remote monitoring and control of a computer.

Common serial communication standard.

Differential serial communication standard.

Differential multidrop serial communication standard.

Real-time clock maintaining date and time.

Battery powering a computer's real-time clock when off.

Touch sensor detecting pressure between conductive layers.

Microphone using a thin conductive ribbon as its sensing element.

Flexible dome providing key-switch actuation in many keyboards.

Steering-wheel controller for driving simulations.

LED containing red, green, and blue emitters.

Number of display refreshes per second.

Time required for a display pixel to change state.

Circuit converting AC into DC.

Electrically controlled switch.

Fuse-like component that recovers after an overcurrent condition.

Circuit reducing radio-frequency interference.

Power distribution unit designed for server racks.

Motherboard pins connected to the case reset button.

Backup firmware used to recover from firmware problems.

Identifier indicating a hardware design revision.

Production hardware intended for normal customers.

Manufacturer's example hardware design.

GPU hardware converting primitives into pixel fragments.

Render Output Unit performing final pixel operations.

Specialized hardware accelerating ray-tracing operations.

Hardware designed to accelerate ray-tracing calculations.

Hardware predicting return addresses for function calls.

Hardware tracking out-of-order instructions until retirement.

Hardware holding instructions waiting for execution resources.

Hardware storage containing processor registers.

Hardware technique eliminating certain false data dependencies.

Hardware producing random or pseudorandom values.