Wednesday, December 7, 2011

The basics of Technology

The basics of technology is, in my opinion, not all that complicated. The first couple you need to know is how technology works. Technology basically uses electricity and magnets to send information and power to other parts of the piece. Electricity and magnets together can make the electricity have a use, such as making a electric motor. Once you know the basics of electricity, you need to know how it helps you. If you have a computer for example, the information you create on the computer, such as downloading picture, will be saved on a hard drive. This hard drive stores information on a disk with a turning arm with a magnet on it. The disc will then spin with another magnet, allowing more information to be stored.

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In conclusion, if you want to learn about technology, you should learn about electricity first. After that, you should look at how technology and magnets can work together to make great contraptions. Once you learn about how they work together, you can almost figure out how new pieces of technology work with each other, and what makes them so extraordinary. Have fun!

P.S. Make sure the technology is completely off if you are going to try to disassemble it.

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