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Hardware
Types of computers
Input devices
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Introduction
 Hardware???
 Computers are categorised by their size
and power!
 We are going to focus on hand-held
computers
 Nowdays most procesing is done on
mainframe computers and
supercomputers
 Some calculations like weather forcast
would take enormous time if processed
on a your computer.
Airlines and large hotels need also
very capable computers alse they
would not be able to do simple
search due to their large database
size!!!!!!!!!
For these and many other reasons
we do need powerfuil computers
Microcomputers & microprocessors
 Computers we use are called
microcomputers
 However all computers consist out of
following parts:
 Input devices
 Output devices
 Processor
 Storage device
Homework!!!!!!!
 Try to find examples (& pictures) of big
size computers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cont.....
 Processor consist out of number of
different parts  all of these parts fit on
one small chip  microprocessor
 All on one chip  integrated chips.
 Microprocessors are dedicated devices
 Why?
 You can’t take microprocessor out of you
microwave and put it into your washing
mashine.
Input devices
 No use of computers if you cannot tell it to do
something!
 We need input devices  data & commands
 When thinking of input devices  what is needs
to input to the computer!!!!
 An input device lets you communicate with a
computer. You can use input devices to enter
information and issue commands. A keyboard,
mouse, scanner, digital camera, touch pads
and joystick are examples of input devices.
Keyboards
 Invented 100 years agoUsed to type data into the
computer
 Most common input device today
 Has special keys for giving the computer commands
 Commands tell the computer to do something, like save
the file
 These special keys are called command or function keys
 There is no specific standard but we have stuck to the
qwerty keyboard
 Different types of keyboards
 It depends what we need to input
 ATM keyboard, piano keyboard, alarm system keboard
etc.
Hardware and input devices
Pointing devices
 Touch-sensitive screens are nice thing
but not in all situations!
 When we have to select something that
is to small for our finger it is better to use
 pointing devices
 Mouse  one of the pointing devices
 Laptops have tracker balls or a touch
pad
 Joystick allows to give direction
used for game playing and more
serious once  aircraft navigation
Mouse - most common pointing device
Track ball - basically an upside down mouse
Joystick
Game controller
Video digitiser and scanners
 Everything around us is in analog form
 So we need to store and analoge picture
in a computer
 We need analoge to digitale converter
(A/D converter)
 Video digitiser is a device like scanner that
converts anal. picture into digit. picture
 Picture is split into number of pixels 
same in digital cameras
Scanners
 A scanner allows you to scan documents,
pictures, or graphics and view them on the
computer. You can also use software to edit
the items you scan.
 Used to put printed pictures and text into a
computer
 Converts an image into dots that the computer
can understand
 To scan text, optical character recognition
(OCR) software is needed
Hardware and input devices
Remote control
Uses usually infrared beam
Every time to press a button it will
send some coded data
Digital cameras
 Used to take electronic
pictures of an object
 The pictures taken by a
digital camera can be
used directly by a
computer

Video Capture Card
 Usually place inside the computer's case
 Use to put video into a computer
 Need a video source, either a video
camera or video recorder
Magnetic input devices
 These are not storage devices
 Magnetic input devices come in two
forms:
 Magnetic stripes  put usually on a back
of credit and bank cards  contain
information about the card holder it is
read by magnetic stripe reader
 Magnetic ink specilized ink very easy
for machine to read it by magnetic ink
character recognition MICR  account
numbers on cheques.
Optical mark readers
 OMRs  devices used to read marks
made in pencil or other forms of
documents
 It is sometimes very practical and usefull
 Multiple choice questions or survey
results, signitures or whole documents.
Graphics tablets
 It is used with stylus to input freehand
work into a computer
 It is practical for those disabled who
cannot use keyboard or mouse
 What ever you draw or write is going to
be transfered to the computer
Light pen
 It is used as a pointing device
 User points at the screen and the
computer uses information about timing
and light intensity to highlight the
position on the screen
 It is very much usefull for filling in
onscreen data-capture forms
Microphones
 It is used to input sound to a computer
 Sounds are analog data so they have to
be converted into digital form
 Microphones can be used for voice
recognition applications as well as for
voice commands
Hardware and input devices
MIDI
 Most of the musical instruments are
electronic and a computer is electronic
 Still musical instruments cannot directly
communicate with computers
 We need device called MIDI  musical
instrument digital interface
Sensors
 Devices that input data automatically
from the physical world
 There are two sort of sensors:
 Ones that sensor things that human being
can detect (temperature & light)
 Ones that sensor things that human beings
cannot detect (magnetism, microwave
beam)
The main sensor types are:
TEMPERATURE
SOUND
MAGNETISM
RADAR
LIGHT
PRESSURE
TOUCH
MICROWAVE
PROXIMITY SENSORS
PROXIMITY SENSORS
PROXIMITY SENSORS
Proximity sensors  measure how close something is to sensor.

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Hardware and input devices

  • 3. Introduction  Hardware???  Computers are categorised by their size and power!  We are going to focus on hand-held computers  Nowdays most procesing is done on mainframe computers and supercomputers  Some calculations like weather forcast would take enormous time if processed on a your computer.
  • 4. Airlines and large hotels need also very capable computers alse they would not be able to do simple search due to their large database size!!!!!!!!! For these and many other reasons we do need powerfuil computers
  • 5. Microcomputers & microprocessors  Computers we use are called microcomputers  However all computers consist out of following parts:  Input devices  Output devices  Processor  Storage device
  • 6. Homework!!!!!!!  Try to find examples (& pictures) of big size computers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • 7. Cont.....  Processor consist out of number of different parts  all of these parts fit on one small chip  microprocessor  All on one chip  integrated chips.  Microprocessors are dedicated devices  Why?  You can’t take microprocessor out of you microwave and put it into your washing mashine.
  • 8. Input devices  No use of computers if you cannot tell it to do something!  We need input devices  data & commands  When thinking of input devices  what is needs to input to the computer!!!!  An input device lets you communicate with a computer. You can use input devices to enter information and issue commands. A keyboard, mouse, scanner, digital camera, touch pads and joystick are examples of input devices.
  • 9. Keyboards  Invented 100 years agoUsed to type data into the computer  Most common input device today  Has special keys for giving the computer commands  Commands tell the computer to do something, like save the file  These special keys are called command or function keys  There is no specific standard but we have stuck to the qwerty keyboard  Different types of keyboards  It depends what we need to input  ATM keyboard, piano keyboard, alarm system keboard etc.
  • 11. Pointing devices  Touch-sensitive screens are nice thing but not in all situations!  When we have to select something that is to small for our finger it is better to use  pointing devices  Mouse  one of the pointing devices  Laptops have tracker balls or a touch pad  Joystick allows to give direction used for game playing and more serious once  aircraft navigation
  • 12. Mouse - most common pointing device
  • 13. Track ball - basically an upside down mouse
  • 16. Video digitiser and scanners  Everything around us is in analog form  So we need to store and analoge picture in a computer  We need analoge to digitale converter (A/D converter)  Video digitiser is a device like scanner that converts anal. picture into digit. picture  Picture is split into number of pixels  same in digital cameras
  • 17. Scanners  A scanner allows you to scan documents, pictures, or graphics and view them on the computer. You can also use software to edit the items you scan.  Used to put printed pictures and text into a computer  Converts an image into dots that the computer can understand  To scan text, optical character recognition (OCR) software is needed
  • 19. Remote control Uses usually infrared beam Every time to press a button it will send some coded data
  • 20. Digital cameras  Used to take electronic pictures of an object  The pictures taken by a digital camera can be used directly by a computer 
  • 21. Video Capture Card  Usually place inside the computer's case  Use to put video into a computer  Need a video source, either a video camera or video recorder
  • 22. Magnetic input devices  These are not storage devices  Magnetic input devices come in two forms:  Magnetic stripes  put usually on a back of credit and bank cards  contain information about the card holder it is read by magnetic stripe reader  Magnetic ink specilized ink very easy for machine to read it by magnetic ink character recognition MICR  account numbers on cheques.
  • 23. Optical mark readers  OMRs  devices used to read marks made in pencil or other forms of documents  It is sometimes very practical and usefull  Multiple choice questions or survey results, signitures or whole documents.
  • 24. Graphics tablets  It is used with stylus to input freehand work into a computer  It is practical for those disabled who cannot use keyboard or mouse  What ever you draw or write is going to be transfered to the computer
  • 25. Light pen  It is used as a pointing device  User points at the screen and the computer uses information about timing and light intensity to highlight the position on the screen  It is very much usefull for filling in onscreen data-capture forms
  • 26. Microphones  It is used to input sound to a computer  Sounds are analog data so they have to be converted into digital form  Microphones can be used for voice recognition applications as well as for voice commands
  • 28. MIDI  Most of the musical instruments are electronic and a computer is electronic  Still musical instruments cannot directly communicate with computers  We need device called MIDI  musical instrument digital interface
  • 29. Sensors  Devices that input data automatically from the physical world  There are two sort of sensors:  Ones that sensor things that human being can detect (temperature & light)  Ones that sensor things that human beings cannot detect (magnetism, microwave beam)
  • 30. The main sensor types are: TEMPERATURE SOUND MAGNETISM RADAR LIGHT PRESSURE TOUCH MICROWAVE PROXIMITY SENSORS PROXIMITY SENSORS PROXIMITY SENSORS Proximity sensors  measure how close something is to sensor.