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Introduction to parts of computer.
Presented By: Jamsher Bhanbhro(F16CS11)
Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro
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 It draw the picture on the screen
 We see the soft wares with the help of
monitor
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It is the pointing device
It helps us to open or close the program
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With the help of it we give data to the computer. It contains button
which helps us to write or study program
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 Chassis
 Motherboard
 Power Supply
 Hard Disk Drive
 Floppy Drive
 CD/DVD Drive
 RAM and ROM
 Microprocessor
 Expansion Cards
 Ports and Connectors
 Sockets and Slots
 Chipset
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 It is formed by metallic element.
 it is also called computer case
 It houses mother board, power supplier,
HDD, CD/DVD drive and other internal parts.
 Chases are of many types e.g: desktop type
or tower type etc
 They also gives some outside ports for
connecting devices.
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 It is the back bone of Computer
 It is present on the ground of the chase
 It consists of RAM, ROM, MP, Slots,
Connectors, etc
 Without it computer will not run.
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 It abbreviate as PSU.
 It provides the power to the motherboard.
 On it’s backside we connect power to it.
 Many types of connecters are connected
through it.
 Red connector are used to on and off the
computer.
 Many cables are going through it to supply
power to motherboard.
 Like ATX, MOLEX ….
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 Abbreviate as HD or HDD
 It was first introduced in 1956
 It stores data permanently
 Main storage device
 ATA, SCGI and SATA cables are used for it.
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 First manufactured in 1971
 It is remove able diskettes
 It is just for storing something of users
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 Compact disc read only memory.
 It only reads memory not write.
 It is also known as optical drive.
 It contains software or audio type data.
 It’s version are changed up to 72
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 Random access memory
 Some times these are called eyes of the
computer
 It is primary and main memory
 It stores data temporary it is volatile memory.
 There are two types of RAM
 1-SRAM 2-DRAM
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 Stands for Dynamic random access memory
 It is made of capacitors
 If it is charged it holds 1 other wise 0
 One transistor is also used to read the data
 It has habit of losing data so it will be
refreshed
 Cheaper than SRAM also smaller and slower
than SRAM
 Due to refreshing option it is so called
dynamic
 Primary memory is made up of D-RAM
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 1-SRAM: static random access memory
 Single flip flop used to stores one bit of data
 Single flip flop is made up of 4 to 6
transistors It doesn't losses data after every 1
mille second
 It is the reason so it no need refreshed
 It takes more space than D-RAM also it is
faster than D-RAM
 It is larger than D-RAM
 It is more expensive than D-RAM
 Cache memory is also made up of S-RAM
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 Stands for read only memory
 It stores data permanently
 It stores BIOS it is non volatile memory also it
is primary memory
 It works even the computer is off
 The function of BIOS is to BOOT means the
start of the function
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◦ PROM
◦ EPROM
◦ EEPROM
◦ PROM
◦ Programmable read only memory
◦ Also called one time programmable(OTP)
◦ It can store or read memory only one time
◦ Once program is written it cannot be changed
◦ It is programmed by special programmer called
PROM burner
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 EPROM stands for Erasable Programmable
Read Only Memory.
 it can be programmed again and again.
 When we reprogram EPROM, it must be first
erased(clean)
 It is erased by passing UV through it
 In order to reprogram, the EPROM must be
remove from the computer b/c we have to
clean it
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 EEPROM stands for Electronically Erasable
Programmable Read Only Memory.
 It can be erased and reprogrammed again
and again
 It will be erased in the computer.
 We will not remove it from computer
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 It is also called brain of the computer
 It was first manufactured by Intel company in
1970
 It process data into information with the help
of some hardware and soft wares
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 PGA : pin grind array
 Pins are on the top of the ground
 LGA: land grind array
 It is the surface type packing
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 A port serves as an interface between the
computer and other computers or peripheral
devices.
 There are some ports and connector which
used to give power to the mother board and
also to connect some devices with themselves
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Slots are used to connect some devices with motherboard. eg
graphic card etc
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Introduction to parts of Computer(Computer Fundamentals)

  • 1. Introduction to parts of computer. Presented By: Jamsher Bhanbhro(F16CS11) Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro 1
  • 2.  It draw the picture on the screen  We see the soft wares with the help of monitor 2
  • 3. It is the pointing device It helps us to open or close the program 3
  • 4. With the help of it we give data to the computer. It contains button which helps us to write or study program 4
  • 5.  Chassis  Motherboard  Power Supply  Hard Disk Drive  Floppy Drive  CD/DVD Drive  RAM and ROM  Microprocessor  Expansion Cards  Ports and Connectors  Sockets and Slots  Chipset 5
  • 6.  It is formed by metallic element.  it is also called computer case  It houses mother board, power supplier, HDD, CD/DVD drive and other internal parts.  Chases are of many types e.g: desktop type or tower type etc  They also gives some outside ports for connecting devices. 6
  • 7. 7
  • 8.  It is the back bone of Computer  It is present on the ground of the chase  It consists of RAM, ROM, MP, Slots, Connectors, etc  Without it computer will not run. 8
  • 9. 9
  • 10.  It abbreviate as PSU.  It provides the power to the motherboard.  On it’s backside we connect power to it.  Many types of connecters are connected through it.  Red connector are used to on and off the computer.  Many cables are going through it to supply power to motherboard.  Like ATX, MOLEX …. 10
  • 11.  Abbreviate as HD or HDD  It was first introduced in 1956  It stores data permanently  Main storage device  ATA, SCGI and SATA cables are used for it. 11
  • 12.  First manufactured in 1971  It is remove able diskettes  It is just for storing something of users 12
  • 13.  Compact disc read only memory.  It only reads memory not write.  It is also known as optical drive.  It contains software or audio type data.  It’s version are changed up to 72 13
  • 14. 14
  • 15.  Random access memory  Some times these are called eyes of the computer  It is primary and main memory  It stores data temporary it is volatile memory.  There are two types of RAM  1-SRAM 2-DRAM 15
  • 16.  Stands for Dynamic random access memory  It is made of capacitors  If it is charged it holds 1 other wise 0  One transistor is also used to read the data  It has habit of losing data so it will be refreshed  Cheaper than SRAM also smaller and slower than SRAM  Due to refreshing option it is so called dynamic  Primary memory is made up of D-RAM 16
  • 17. 17
  • 18.  1-SRAM: static random access memory  Single flip flop used to stores one bit of data  Single flip flop is made up of 4 to 6 transistors It doesn't losses data after every 1 mille second  It is the reason so it no need refreshed  It takes more space than D-RAM also it is faster than D-RAM  It is larger than D-RAM  It is more expensive than D-RAM  Cache memory is also made up of S-RAM 18
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  • 20.  Stands for read only memory  It stores data permanently  It stores BIOS it is non volatile memory also it is primary memory  It works even the computer is off  The function of BIOS is to BOOT means the start of the function 20
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  • 22. ◦ PROM ◦ EPROM ◦ EEPROM ◦ PROM ◦ Programmable read only memory ◦ Also called one time programmable(OTP) ◦ It can store or read memory only one time ◦ Once program is written it cannot be changed ◦ It is programmed by special programmer called PROM burner 22
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  • 24.  EPROM stands for Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory.  it can be programmed again and again.  When we reprogram EPROM, it must be first erased(clean)  It is erased by passing UV through it  In order to reprogram, the EPROM must be remove from the computer b/c we have to clean it 24
  • 25.  EEPROM stands for Electronically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory.  It can be erased and reprogrammed again and again  It will be erased in the computer.  We will not remove it from computer 25
  • 26.  It is also called brain of the computer  It was first manufactured by Intel company in 1970  It process data into information with the help of some hardware and soft wares 26
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  • 28.  PGA : pin grind array  Pins are on the top of the ground  LGA: land grind array  It is the surface type packing 28
  • 29.  A port serves as an interface between the computer and other computers or peripheral devices.  There are some ports and connector which used to give power to the mother board and also to connect some devices with themselves 29
  • 30. Slots are used to connect some devices with motherboard. eg graphic card etc 30