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Generations of computers.




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Objective:

On completion of this period, you would be
able to know:

      The generations of computers.




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Generations of computers

 The first generation computers

 The second generation computers

 The third generation computers

 The fourth generation computers

 The fifth generation computers

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The First Generation Computers.



 The digital computer using electronic device
  (vacuum tubes) is known as the first generation
  computer.

 The first generation computer used vacuum tube
  as a CPU component.


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The first generation computers (contd):

 Vacuum Tube is the main technology
 Acoustic delay lines were used for memory
 These are costly but slower devices
 Larger in size
 Produced more heat
 Maintenance was needed
 Highly unreliable.


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The first generation computers (contd):


 They used fixed-point arithmetic

 Examples : IBM 700 series – IBM 701, IBM 704,
  IBM 709, EDVAC and UNIVAC.




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The second generation computers


 The second generation computers used
  transistors as CPU components

 Ferrite cores for main memory and magnetic
  disks and tapes for secondary memory.




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The third generation computers

 The third generation computers used ICs (SSI
  and MSI) as CPU components.

 These used magnetic core memory, but later on
  semiconductor memories.




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The third generation computers (contd)

 Semiconductor memories were LSI chips.

 Concept of Cache memory was introduced.




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The third generation computers (contd)

 Micro programming, parallel processing, multi
  processing, multi user system and time sharing
  system etc were introduced.



 Examples:IBM/370 series (1970),CDC 7600
  (1969), CDC’s CYBER-175 and STAR-100,etc



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The fourth generation computers

 Fourth generation computers use VLSI chips for
  CPU, memory and supporting chips.

 They use microprocessor as CPU (32 bit or 64
  bit).




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The fourth generation computers (contd)

 They also contain many other essential
  components such as FPU (Floating Point Unit),
  MMU (Memory Management Unit), first level and
  second level cache memory etc.

 Examples of latest microprocessors :Pentium II
  and Pentium III, Power PC ,DEC’s Alpha, SUN’s
  ULTRASPARC ,AMD’s K-6,K-7,etc


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The fifth generation computers (contd) :

 The fifth generation computers are under
  development stage.

 These computers will use ULSI (ultra large scale
  integration) chips.




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The fifth generation computers (contd) :

 ULSI chips contain millions of components into a
  single IC.

 The input and output information for these
  computers will be in the form of speech and
  graphic images




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The fifth generation computers (contd) :

 The computer will understand natural languages
  like English , Japanese , etc.



 The programmers will not have to learn
  programming languages.




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The fifth generation computers (contd) :



 They will be able to speak commands or key
  information in their mother tongue

 Vision system will also be incorporated.




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GENERATIONS OF COMPUTERS
Generations     Components               Advantages                   Disadvantages      Examples
                used
First (1946-    Vacuum tubes             Machine Language             Costlier, more     IBM700,ENIAC,
1954)                                                                 space, excess      EDVAC
                                                                      power

Second(1955-    Transistors              Less expensive, less         Used Assembly      IBM7090,
1964)                                    power,                       Language           IBM7094 I,
                                         Cheaper & small in                              IBM9094 II
                                         size

Third(1965-     Integrated circuits,     Smaller, Faster,                                IBM/370 series,
1974)           Semi conductor           Cheaper                      -                  Cyber175
                memory

Fourth(1975-    VLSI chips               Faster, Less power           Uses one or more   CRAY Y_MPC,
1984)                                    consumption                  microprocessors    WIPRO
                                                                                         LANDMARK
                                                                                         860

Fifth(1985-     ULSI                     Very high                    -                  Windows 2000,
present)                                 performance, Easy                               Xp, Linux
                                         access,
                                         Multiprocessing

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Summary

In this class, we have learnt about


           Generations of computers




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Frequently Asked Questions


 Explain different generations of computers?




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Quiz
1. The third generation computers used
  a. vacuum tubes
  b. transistors
  c. ICs
  d. LSI
Answer: c


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Quiz
2. The second generation computers used
 a. vacuum tubes
 b. transistors
 c. ICs
 d. LSI
Answer: b


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Quiz
3. The first generation computers used
  a. vacuum tubes
  b. transistors
  c. ICs
  d. LSI
Answer: a




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Generations of computers.15

  • 1. Generations of computers. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 1
  • 2. Objective: On completion of this period, you would be able to know: The generations of computers. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 2
  • 3. Generations of computers  The first generation computers  The second generation computers  The third generation computers  The fourth generation computers  The fifth generation computers http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 3
  • 4. The First Generation Computers.  The digital computer using electronic device (vacuum tubes) is known as the first generation computer.  The first generation computer used vacuum tube as a CPU component. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 4
  • 5. The first generation computers (contd):  Vacuum Tube is the main technology  Acoustic delay lines were used for memory  These are costly but slower devices  Larger in size  Produced more heat  Maintenance was needed  Highly unreliable. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 5
  • 6. The first generation computers (contd):  They used fixed-point arithmetic  Examples : IBM 700 series – IBM 701, IBM 704, IBM 709, EDVAC and UNIVAC. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 6
  • 7. The second generation computers  The second generation computers used transistors as CPU components  Ferrite cores for main memory and magnetic disks and tapes for secondary memory. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 7
  • 8. The third generation computers  The third generation computers used ICs (SSI and MSI) as CPU components.  These used magnetic core memory, but later on semiconductor memories. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 8
  • 9. The third generation computers (contd)  Semiconductor memories were LSI chips.  Concept of Cache memory was introduced. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 9
  • 10. The third generation computers (contd)  Micro programming, parallel processing, multi processing, multi user system and time sharing system etc were introduced.  Examples:IBM/370 series (1970),CDC 7600 (1969), CDC’s CYBER-175 and STAR-100,etc http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 10
  • 11. The fourth generation computers  Fourth generation computers use VLSI chips for CPU, memory and supporting chips.  They use microprocessor as CPU (32 bit or 64 bit). http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 11
  • 12. The fourth generation computers (contd)  They also contain many other essential components such as FPU (Floating Point Unit), MMU (Memory Management Unit), first level and second level cache memory etc.  Examples of latest microprocessors :Pentium II and Pentium III, Power PC ,DEC’s Alpha, SUN’s ULTRASPARC ,AMD’s K-6,K-7,etc http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 12
  • 13. The fifth generation computers (contd) :  The fifth generation computers are under development stage.  These computers will use ULSI (ultra large scale integration) chips. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 13
  • 14. The fifth generation computers (contd) :  ULSI chips contain millions of components into a single IC.  The input and output information for these computers will be in the form of speech and graphic images http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 14
  • 15. The fifth generation computers (contd) :  The computer will understand natural languages like English , Japanese , etc.  The programmers will not have to learn programming languages. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 15
  • 16. The fifth generation computers (contd) :  They will be able to speak commands or key information in their mother tongue  Vision system will also be incorporated. http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 16
  • 17. GENERATIONS OF COMPUTERS Generations Components Advantages Disadvantages Examples used First (1946- Vacuum tubes Machine Language Costlier, more IBM700,ENIAC, 1954) space, excess EDVAC power Second(1955- Transistors Less expensive, less Used Assembly IBM7090, 1964) power, Language IBM7094 I, Cheaper & small in IBM9094 II size Third(1965- Integrated circuits, Smaller, Faster, IBM/370 series, 1974) Semi conductor Cheaper - Cyber175 memory Fourth(1975- VLSI chips Faster, Less power Uses one or more CRAY Y_MPC, 1984) consumption microprocessors WIPRO LANDMARK 860 Fifth(1985- ULSI Very high - Windows 2000, present) performance, Easy Xp, Linux access, Multiprocessing http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 17
  • 18. Summary In this class, we have learnt about Generations of computers http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 18
  • 19. Frequently Asked Questions  Explain different generations of computers? http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 19
  • 20. Quiz 1. The third generation computers used a. vacuum tubes b. transistors c. ICs d. LSI Answer: c http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 20
  • 21. Quiz 2. The second generation computers used a. vacuum tubes b. transistors c. ICs d. LSI Answer: b http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 21
  • 22. Quiz 3. The first generation computers used a. vacuum tubes b. transistors c. ICs d. LSI Answer: a http://improvec.blogspot.in/ 22