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Data compression techniques in SCADA systems - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is data compression?
Data compression is the process of making data use less space by encoding it in a smaller form. It helps save storage and speeds up data transfer.
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beginner
Name two main types of data compression.
The two main types are lossless compression, which keeps all original data, and lossy compression, which removes some data to save more space.
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intermediate
Why is lossless compression important in SCADA systems?
Lossless compression is important because SCADA systems need exact data for control and monitoring. No data can be lost or changed.
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beginner
Give an example of a lossless compression algorithm.
An example is ZIP compression, which reduces file size without losing any data.
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intermediate
What is a trade-off when using lossy compression?
The trade-off is that you get smaller files but lose some data quality, which might not be acceptable for critical systems.
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Which type of compression keeps all original data intact?
ALossy compression
BLossless compression
CPartial compression
DEncrypted compression
Why is lossy compression usually not used in SCADA systems?
AIt loses some data which can affect system accuracy
BIt is too slow
CIt requires special hardware
DIt increases file size
Which of these is a common lossless compression format?
AJPEG
BMP3
CZIP
DMPEG
What is the main benefit of data compression?
AMakes data harder to read
BUses more storage space
CIncreases data size
DSaves storage and speeds up transfer
Which compression type is best when exact data recovery is needed?
ALossless
BLossy
CHybrid
DNone
Explain the difference between lossless and lossy data compression.
Think about whether data can be perfectly restored or not.
You got /4 concepts.
    Why is lossless compression preferred in SCADA systems?
    Consider the importance of data accuracy in control systems.
    You got /3 concepts.