1 / 43

Understanding Input and Output Hardware Devices

Learn about input and output hardware devices, how they function, and their types, including keyboards, mice, scanners, bar code readers, touch screens, and more.

whunter
Download Presentation

Understanding Input and Output Hardware Devices

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. INPUT & OUTPUT DEVICE

  2. INPUT & OUTPUT HARDWRE • Input hardware consist of devices that translate data into computer readable form. • On the other hand, Output hardware consist of devices that translate information processed by the computer into a human understandable form.

  3. INPUT DEVICES • Keyboard Scanner • Mouse Bar Code Reader • Trackball MICR • Pointing Stick Sensor • Touchpad OMR • Touch Screen OCR • Light pen Web-Cam • Digitizer DigitalCamera&Flash chip.

  4. KeyboardA keyboard typically has 101 or 105 keys.

  5. Keyboard • A device use to input text and characters by depressing buttons. • Actually it is a way to input letters or numbers into different applications or programs. • A keyboard also has special keys that help operate the computer.

  6. Mouse

  7. Mouse • A mouse is a pointing device used to move a pointer on the screen and to make selections. The mouse is used to open and close files. The bottom of a mouse has a rotating ball or an optical sensor that tracks movement and controls the location of the pointer.

  8. Optical Mouse Uses light to determine mouse motion.

  9. Mechanical mouse • Computer mouse that contains a metal or rubber ball on its under side. When the ball is rolled in any direction, sensors inside the mouse detect this motion and move the on-screen mouse pointer in the same direction.

  10. Variation of Mouse. • Trackball : is movable ball, that can be rotated using your fingers or palm.

  11. Pointing Stick: Looks like a pencil eraser. It can be moved with your finger. • It is basically used in Laptop.

  12. Touchpad: is a small, flat surface over which you slide your finger, using the same movement you would with mouse.

  13. Touch Screen: is a video display screen that can be used as to receive input from the touch of a finger. • Touch screen is popularly used in ATMs.

  14. Touch Screen

  15. Light pen: is a light sensitive pen like device which allow users to enter handwriting and marks onto a screen by means of a pen like stylus rather than typing on a keyboard.

  16. Digitizer: It is an electronic pen which can convert drawings and photos to digital data.

  17. Scanner: is an input device which can translate images of text, drawings, photos and the like into digital form.

  18. BAR CODE READER • Bar Code: The vertical zebra-striped marks on most manufactured retail product.

  19. BAR CODE READER • Barcode Reader: are optical scanners that can translate the symbols in the bar code into digital code.

  20. BAR CODE READER

  21. MICR • Magnetic Character Recognition (MICR): It can read the strange looking numbers printed at the bottom of the checks.

  22. MICR

  23. OMR • Optical Mark Recognition: Device that can read pencil marks and converts them into computer usable form. Common Use: SAT Exam, GRE Exam.

  24. OMR

  25. OCR • Optical Character Recognition: Device that can read preprinted character in a particular font and converts them into digital code.

  26. Web-Cam: A camera attaches to a computer used to record moving image that can be posted on a website in real time.

  27. Sensor: It is a input device that collects specific data directly from the environment and transmits it to a computer. It can be used to detect speed, movement, weight, pressure, temperature, wind, smoke, shapes etc.

  28. OUTPUT DEVICE Output can be of Two types Softcopy Hardcopy Other

  29. Softcopy Output Device • Monitor: Display the output. It can be of two types [1] CRT Monitor: Cathode Ray tube Monitor [2] Flat Panel Monitor: Liquid crystal display, Plasma, LED. • Projector: is an output device used to project information on to a large screen.

  30. CRT Monitor

  31. CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) monitors use phosphorescent dots to create the pixels that make up display images.

  32. LCD

  33. Flat Panel Monitors: Flat panel monitors usually use LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) or plasma to create output. Light is passed through liquid crystals to create the pixels.

  34. Hardcopy Output Device • Printer: output device that can prints character, symbol, graphics etc on paper or other hardcopy medium. • Dot-Matrix Printer • Laser Printer • Ink-Jet Printer • Plotter • Multifunctional Printers.

  35. Dot matrix: Dot matrix printers use a print head to imbed images on a surface, using an ink ribbon.

  36. Ink jet: Inkjet printers spray tiny dots of ink on a surface to create an image.

  37. Laser: Laser printers use toner drums that roll through magnetized pigment and then transfer the pigment to a surface.

  38. Plotter Plotters create a hard copy rendition of a digitally rendered design. The design is sent to the plotter via a graphics card, and creates the design using a pen. Generally used with engineering applications, plotters basically draw an image using a series of straight lines.

  39. OTHER OUTPUT DEVICE • Sound output Device: Speaker. • Video Output Device: Photographic images that are played at 15-29 frames per second to give the appearance of full motion.

More Related