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Input devices are used to feed data to your computer.

The users enter data through input devices, the computer converts it to binary, and then the CPU reads the data.

They are connected to the computer via ports to manage the transfer of data between the computer and the devices.

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Application -Application - Word Processing, The keyboard we normally use has a qwerty

layout. Apart from character keys, a keyboard has the

function keys, cursor control keys, page control etc..

Pressing a key on the keyboard causes a scan code to be sent to the computer via the keyboard port.

Nowadays keyboards are more ergonometric and are being designed to reduce stress.

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

Typists can use with ease.

Every computer comes with a keyboard

If you are not a fast typist, it can be relatively slow.

Note : keyboards can be found with wire and without (wireless)

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ApplicationApplication – Computer Aided Design

Used to position the cursor on the screen by moving it about on your tabletops

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Different types of MouseDifferent types of Mouse

1.1. Ball Mouse :Ball Mouse : which has a ball underneath which as the muse is moved a flat surface enables a corresponding mouse cursor to move in the same direction on the screen.

Mouse ball

Mouse ball housing

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2. Opt mechanical:Opt mechanical: Same as a mechanical mouse, but uses optical sensors to detect motion of the ball.

3. Optical:Optical: Uses a laser to detect the mouse's movement. Optical mice have no mechanical moving parts. They respond more quickly and precisely than mechanical and opt mechanical mice.

Note :Note : mouse can be found with wire and without (wireless)

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

Allows diagrams to be easily drawn and modified, therefore it is very versatile for drawing packages.

Relatively cheap. Easy and convenient

to use. Selects a position on

screen more quickly than is possible with a keyboard.

Uses more desk space than any other pointing device.

It cannot be used to input text

Relatively slow for selecting options from menus.

Requires a flat surface to operate.

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ApplicationApplication – Drawing Packages and Menu Selection

It works exactly like a mouse, except that the ball is rotated by hand.

This device was initially used with laptop computers.

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

Uses less desk space than a mouse.

More finger movement needed to reach buttons than any other pointing device.

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Application –Application – Playing games and computer simulation

Enables the user to control movement on the screen by maneuvering a small lever.

It usually has buttons with which actions can be carried out.

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Allows the fast interaction needed in games.

Much easier than using a keyboard.

Cannot be used to accurately select options from screen

Special interface required.

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Application Application – Menu Selection Touch pads let you control the pointer with

your finger. As you move your fingertip, the cursor

follows the movement. You click by tapping the finger on the

pad’s surface.

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

Less prone to dust. Small active movements makes precise cursor control difficult

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Application –Application – Computer Aided Design It is a light sensitive device It can be used to write or draw on the screen It has to be used with a device which outputs light When the tip of the pen is placed next to the

display screen, light coming from the screen is detected by a photo detector in the tip of the pen.

Then the software determines the screen location (x and y coordinates) where the light pen is pointing

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

More direct and precise than using a mouse

Easier to draw with

Can record only the presence or absence of light

Requires software written specially for it

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Application –Application – Fast Food and Menu Selection

The user need only to point a finger to indicate the location needed.

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Different types of Touch Different types of Touch ScreenScreen

1. LEDs are placed along a vertical and horizontal edge of the screen and a series of photo detectors along the opposite sedges. When the user touches the screen one or more LEDs are blocked in the vertical and horizontal directions so the software can determine the approximate location the user pointed at.

1. A pressure sensitive membrane is placed over the screen. Pressure on this membrane is detected by the computer and then the software calculates the position

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

User just uses his finger

It is very useful for people whose work involves a lot of movement or standing up

Accuracy of a touch screen is not very good so this restrict them to selecting function

“Not useful when needing to input large amount of data

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Application –Application – Computer Aided Design It is a flat surface that has a fine grid of

vertical and horizontal wired embedded in it.

Attached to you find the stylus (like a pen) Like the touch sensitive screen the device

controller can determine the row/column address of the stylus from the embedded wire mesh

It has high resolution

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ApplicationApplication – – Desktop Publishing It can produce a digital image of a

document for input and storage in a computer

The technology is very similar to the photocopier

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Different types of ScannersDifferent types of Scanners

1.1. Hand ScannerHand Scanner : small scanner that can be passed over the document surface by hand.

2. Flat bed:2. Flat bed: like a photocopier, on which the input document is placed and scanned

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

No artistic performance is required

High quality graphics require large amounts of disc space.

Scanned handwriting or text is treated as one whole picture unless u have the specific software.

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High resolution pictures can be taken and stored in specially designed storage in the camera

The camera can be connected to the computer and pictures can be downloaded

Since pictures are digital they can be edited, enhanced and printed

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Easy image capture

Pictures can be send through telephone lines

Still relatively costly

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Set of bars and spaces of different width. They are used to identify the product purchased. They are used in:

Libraries Luggage routing Stocktaking, etc..

Consists of light sensitive and a light emitting diode. Nowadays almost all products are give a UPC (universal product code) Written in 2 forms: human readable and barcode.

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Different types of Bar Different types of Bar Codes.Codes.

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Allows direct transfer of data from source document to computer. Information obtained by marking with a pencil. It can detect the presence or absence of a mark by shining a light and measure the amount of light reflected. Used for :

•Questioners

•Tests Software notices if there are more then one marked boxes.

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Optical mark reader Optical mark reader paper.paper.

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Reads only those numbers written in magnetic ink. It is really accurate and sensitive. It is practically tamperproof. Found in almost every shop. They are used in:

• Banks and they are the biggest users.• Passport control.• Significant important documents.• Shops to check if money is false.

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Advantages and Advantages and Disadvantages.Disadvantages.

MICR is difficult to forge

Documents can still be read when folded, written etc..

MICR readers and encoders are very expensive.

The system can only accept a few different characters.

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Magnetic ink.Magnetic ink.

Magnetic ink Magnetic ink character character reader.reader.

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It recognizes characters from their shape. Scanners are frequently used for optical recognition.

Some can read hand-printed characters (neatly written), typed or printed fonts.

How it works:How it works: Light is reflected from paper and from ink.

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Advantages and Advantages and Disadvantages.Disadvantages. Data can be read

and checked by people.

Can be programmed to read text and neat handwriting.

Documents can be inputted in the computer without the need of re-typing them.

Regularly fail to recognize characters.

Certain words can be easily mistaken for others.

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Utilizes an electronic pen (called a stylus) rather than a keyboard for input.

Some recognize your handwriting and transform it into typed text.

Some need to be trained first in order to recognize your handwriting.

The most sophisticated do not need any training.

They are hand held.

Too small for a full size keyboard.

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Different types of Different types of stylus.stylus.

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•Can be used as a Video Conference System, a Home Network System or for Real time Webcam & Web Casting!

•It is a camera that is in some way connected to the World Wide Web, or Internet.

•Can take many different forms and flavors.

•One of the most common types of webcams are personal cameras that are connected to a home PC, which with the help of some software allow the user to share a moving image of themselves with others.

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Types of Web Types of Web Cams. Cams.

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Human speech is recorded and coded into a sequence of electrical signals

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Advantages and Advantages and DisadvantagesDisadvantages

No types or data is necessary

The system can be done remotely by telephone, by handicaps and by people whose hands are busy

Current speech recognition does not give good results

Relatively few words can be recognized and the error rates are high

The system is not suitable for noise places

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Offers a fully integrated signature capture option that allows users to capture signatures and store them electronically.

There are those which are portable and those which are not.

There are those which are wireless.

There are different types of signature pads and the more they go the more they evolve.

Customer information, service applications and teller-based transactions which are recorded electronically.

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Types of Types of Signature Pads.Signature Pads.

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Mostly used for security and privacy, this small device can read your palm. You put your hand in front of it and it scan your fingerprints More evolved palm readers scan vein structures in the user’s hand without touching the device. The device uses infrared light to scan the palm. Data about your hand layout has to be stored on a computer in order to identify if you have access or not.

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Modern palm reader (scans the veins structure).

Palm Reader (scans the fingerprints)

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ApplicationApplication – – Visual Simulation

It provides intuitive and precise interactive motion control of three-dimensional graphic objects

Motion control (X, Y, Z, pitch, roll and yaw) without the need for calibration.

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ApplicationApplication – – Visual Simulation

3D graphics control and manipulation

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