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Topic 2 Hardware Revision
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Topic 2 Hardware Revision
2.1 Input and Output Devices
Input
Examples
Microphone
Scanner
Mouse
Touch pad
Keyboard
Output
Examples
Speaker
Printer
Moniter
Headphones
Projector
Both
Examples
Headset
Microphone
Speaker/Earphone
Phone
Speaker
Microphone
Fax machine
Scanner
Printer
Secondry storage
We need it to hold things such as
The operating system
Any programs and applications that the User installs onto the computer
Any files and documents containing the users data
Examples
Magnetic hard drive
Advantages
Cheaper than Solid state
Comes in 120gb-3tb
Disadvantages
Moving parts make it easier to break
Not portable
Can crash
Direct access
Optical disks
Advantages
Portable
Cheap
Most computers can read either a DVD or CD
Direct access
Disadvatages
A small scratch will corrupt data
Not much storage
CD around 650mb
DVD around 9gb
Need the correct equipment to read DVD
Tape storage
Sequential access
Advantages
Cheap
Can store over 100gb
Disadvantages
Slow access to data
Tape is not robust
Need special equipment to read and record data on the tape
Solid state (Memory stick)
Direct access
Advantages
Hold lots of data. From 1gb up
Very portable
Reliable due to no moving parts
Disadvantages
Expensive
Can be lost easily
The metal part instead into the USB can be damaged easily
The CPU
The Control Unit
Controls and monitors the hardware
Controls the input and output of data
Fetch-Execute cycle
The arithmetic and logic unit (ALU)
Arithmetic part
Performs calculations on the data
Logic part
Deals with logic and comparisons. For example it works out if a value is greater then, less than or equal to another
The immediate access stores or registers
Fast temporary memory in the processor where th ALU or the CU can store and change values
Job: Proccess data
Logic gates
Not
Triangular
Outputs the opposite to the input
1 input
And
D shape
Tells us if both inputs are 1
2 input
Or
Rocket shape
Tells us if one on the input is 1
2 inputs
ROM and RAM
RAM
Volatile- Anything stored in Ram will be lost as soon as the computer is turned off
Used for storing instructions while a program is being executed
The more gig or meg, the more operations or programs it can handle at the same time
ROM
Stores the instructions used to boot the computer up
Part of the mother board
Read only data
Cpu Performance
Cores
This means it can do more than one program at once
Takes time to split instructions up
Clock speed
How many instructios a computer can fetch-decode-execute per tick of the clock
Usually measured in gigahertz (gHz)
Processor type
Cisc-Desktops
Instructions
More
Better at complex
Physical Size
Larger and require more silicone to make
Speed
Faster
Higher clock speed
Energy consumption
More electricity is needed
Design
Built in
Uses a fan
Cost
More expensive
Risc-Smartphones
Instructions
Less
More efficient at simpler tasks
Physical size
Smaller
Speed
Slower
Lower clock speed
Energy consumption
Less and can go in sleep mode
Cost
Cheaper
Design
Chip
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