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Evolution of
Computer
A.P.Mohana Priyaa +
Used in Asia for a Long time
(2000-3000 BCE)
Also known as “SOROBAN” perform
addition and subtraction
Wooden rack holding two horizontal wires
with beads strung on them.
Rules memorized by the user
Regular arithmetic problems can be done
Abacus
NAPIER’S DEVICE
John Napier a Scottish Mathematician
Set of eleven animal bones later it was
replaced by rod
Number marked on them, they placed
side by side
Products and quotients of large
numbers could be obtained
SLIDE RULE
Invented in 17th century based on
the emerging work on logarithms by
John Napier
Perform all arithmetic &
trigonometric function
Final value can be straight away
read on scale
PASCAL’S CALCULATING MACHINE (PASCALINE)
Blaise Pascal a French mathematician
developed mechanical calculating machine
called Pascal’s calculating machine in 1642 CE
First real desktop calculating device that could
add and subtract.
Construct of set of toothed wheels or gears.
Each wheel having 0 through 9.
Arithmetic operation performed by turning
these wheels.
Concept still seen in conventional electric
meter and taxi meter
LEIBNITZ’S IMPROVED PASCAL MACHINE
Pascal machine perform only addition and
subtraction operation
Pascal machine was improved in 1673 CE
Introduced wheel could perform
multiplication, division and square root
operation.
PUNCHED CARD
Punched cards were first used around 1725
by Basile Bouchon and Jean-Baptiste Falcon
and greatly improved by Joseph Marie Jacquard
in 1801.
Control textile looms, invented punched
cards.
Cards with holes were used to make
attractive design on fiber
Presence and absence of punched hole
represented two states for raisers or lowers of
wrap thread
CHARLES BABBAGE’S ENGINES.
Charles Babbage (1792-1871) made
a machine called Difference Engine.
Evaluate accurate algebraic expression
and mathematical tasks up to 20
decimal places,
This machine is also called as
Babbage's difference engine,
Later adopted by insurances
companies for computing life tables.
Later modified the device as
Analytical Engine.
If had memory unit, operation
arithmetic operators.
Produced the output in punched
card format.
Parts and working principle of
Analytical Engine similar to today
computer.
Charles Babbage is called “Father
of Computer”
HOLLERITH’S MACHINE
Dr.Herman Hollerith of U.S.A, working
in U.S.A as census offices
Developed a card reading machine
and used punched cards for tabulating
and calculating data,
Data was being compiled and
analyzed.
MARK-I DIGITAL COMPUTER
All calculating machines are invented basically
mechanical machine.
First electro-mechanical computer developed by
Howard aiken.
Used Hollerith's punched cards and principle of
computer stated by Charles Babbage
Automatically perform a sequence of arithmetic
operators.
Huge mechanical calculator which occupied
several norms.
Inside several miles of electrical wires and
electro mechanical relays and mechanical counter
for arithmetic calculations
FIRST ELECTRONICS COMPUTER
(ABC) Atanasoff-Berry Computer
Dr. John Atanasoff and Clifford Berry
developed first electronic computer.
It is called as ABC.
Use vaccum tubes for storage , arithmetic
and logical function.
Special purpose used to solve
simultaneous equation.
It could perform 500 addition or 350
multiplication in one second.
Electronic Numerical Integrator And Calculator
(ENIAC)
Electronic computer,
Developed by Prof. Presper Eckert and John
Mauchly.
Produced in 1940 for U.S.army
It used 18000 V.T 70000 resistor 10000
capacitor and 60000 switches (27 tons)
Occupy 5000 s7 suet of space.
Perform 300 multiplication/second
Fastest machine.
ENIAC was considered a significant
development because the speed was first
experience with ENIAC.
Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computers
(EDVAC)
First electronic stored program
computer.
Electronics computers developed in
1949.
EDVAC different form ENIAC.
1.use of binary and electronic
arithmetic operators.
2.Internal storage of instructions were
written in digital forms.
Electronics Delay Storage AutomatiC
(EDSAC)
Developed by group of scientist headed by
prof.mauriee willies
Using EDSAC , addition operation was
accomplished in 1500 microseconds and
multiplication operator in 4000 micro
second
Manchester Mark 1
Small experimental computer.
 Performs operation based on stored
program.
Designed Manchester university by a
group of scientist headed by Prof. M.H.A
Newman.
Storage capacity of only 32words, each
of 31 binary digits.
Limited to stored data and instruction.
UNIVersal Automatic Computer I
(UNIVAC I)
Second commercial computer
produced in the United States.
Made by the inventors of the ENIAC.
UNIVAC –I is first computer used for
business in 1954
The machine was simply known as
"the UNIVAC“
MICROPROCESSOR
Microprocessor chip INTEL 4004 was
developed in 1969 by INTEL.
perform only few instruction and very
small amount of data.
1971 INTEL 8008 MP was developed.
Foundation for development of
personal computer(pc).
19
SoC
 A System on a Chip or System on Chip (SoC) is an
integrated circuit (IC) that integrates all components of a
computer or other electronic system into a single chip
 Integrates almost all components into a single silicon
chip. Along with a CPU, an SoC usually contains a GPU,
memory, USB controller, power management circuits, and
wireless radios.
 Whereas a CPU cannot function without dozens of other
chips, it’s possible to build complete computers with just
a single SoC
◦ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_on_a_chip
PERSONAL COMPUTERS (PC)
First PC (with MP) developed in 1974.
In 1977 first successful micro
computer
(PC) developed by a young technician
named Steve Wozniak.
This was called the computer Apple-1
Created by the 1991 Apple–IBM–
Motorola alliance, known as AIM.
Performance Optimization With Enhanced RISC – Performance Computing
(POWER PC)
Pentium is a brand used for a series of
x86-compatible microprocessors
produced by Intel.
Pentium CPU based computers were
most commonly used Computers few
years ago
Pentium
Intel Core is a brand name that Intel
uses for various mid-range to high-end
consumer and business microprocessors.
In general, processors sold as Core are
more powerful variants of the same
processors marketed as entry-level
Celeron and Pentium
Core
All the best!

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02. History - Evolution of Computers

  • 2. Used in Asia for a Long time (2000-3000 BCE) Also known as “SOROBAN” perform addition and subtraction Wooden rack holding two horizontal wires with beads strung on them. Rules memorized by the user Regular arithmetic problems can be done Abacus
  • 3. NAPIER’S DEVICE John Napier a Scottish Mathematician Set of eleven animal bones later it was replaced by rod Number marked on them, they placed side by side Products and quotients of large numbers could be obtained
  • 4. SLIDE RULE Invented in 17th century based on the emerging work on logarithms by John Napier Perform all arithmetic & trigonometric function Final value can be straight away read on scale
  • 5. PASCAL’S CALCULATING MACHINE (PASCALINE) Blaise Pascal a French mathematician developed mechanical calculating machine called Pascal’s calculating machine in 1642 CE First real desktop calculating device that could add and subtract. Construct of set of toothed wheels or gears. Each wheel having 0 through 9. Arithmetic operation performed by turning these wheels. Concept still seen in conventional electric meter and taxi meter
  • 6. LEIBNITZ’S IMPROVED PASCAL MACHINE Pascal machine perform only addition and subtraction operation Pascal machine was improved in 1673 CE Introduced wheel could perform multiplication, division and square root operation.
  • 7. PUNCHED CARD Punched cards were first used around 1725 by Basile Bouchon and Jean-Baptiste Falcon and greatly improved by Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1801. Control textile looms, invented punched cards. Cards with holes were used to make attractive design on fiber Presence and absence of punched hole represented two states for raisers or lowers of wrap thread
  • 8. CHARLES BABBAGE’S ENGINES. Charles Babbage (1792-1871) made a machine called Difference Engine. Evaluate accurate algebraic expression and mathematical tasks up to 20 decimal places, This machine is also called as Babbage's difference engine, Later adopted by insurances companies for computing life tables. Later modified the device as Analytical Engine.
  • 9. If had memory unit, operation arithmetic operators. Produced the output in punched card format. Parts and working principle of Analytical Engine similar to today computer. Charles Babbage is called “Father of Computer”
  • 10. HOLLERITH’S MACHINE Dr.Herman Hollerith of U.S.A, working in U.S.A as census offices Developed a card reading machine and used punched cards for tabulating and calculating data, Data was being compiled and analyzed.
  • 11. MARK-I DIGITAL COMPUTER All calculating machines are invented basically mechanical machine. First electro-mechanical computer developed by Howard aiken. Used Hollerith's punched cards and principle of computer stated by Charles Babbage Automatically perform a sequence of arithmetic operators. Huge mechanical calculator which occupied several norms. Inside several miles of electrical wires and electro mechanical relays and mechanical counter for arithmetic calculations
  • 12. FIRST ELECTRONICS COMPUTER (ABC) Atanasoff-Berry Computer Dr. John Atanasoff and Clifford Berry developed first electronic computer. It is called as ABC. Use vaccum tubes for storage , arithmetic and logical function. Special purpose used to solve simultaneous equation. It could perform 500 addition or 350 multiplication in one second.
  • 13. Electronic Numerical Integrator And Calculator (ENIAC) Electronic computer, Developed by Prof. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly. Produced in 1940 for U.S.army It used 18000 V.T 70000 resistor 10000 capacitor and 60000 switches (27 tons) Occupy 5000 s7 suet of space. Perform 300 multiplication/second Fastest machine. ENIAC was considered a significant development because the speed was first experience with ENIAC.
  • 14. Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computers (EDVAC) First electronic stored program computer. Electronics computers developed in 1949. EDVAC different form ENIAC. 1.use of binary and electronic arithmetic operators. 2.Internal storage of instructions were written in digital forms.
  • 15. Electronics Delay Storage AutomatiC (EDSAC) Developed by group of scientist headed by prof.mauriee willies Using EDSAC , addition operation was accomplished in 1500 microseconds and multiplication operator in 4000 micro second
  • 16. Manchester Mark 1 Small experimental computer.  Performs operation based on stored program. Designed Manchester university by a group of scientist headed by Prof. M.H.A Newman. Storage capacity of only 32words, each of 31 binary digits. Limited to stored data and instruction.
  • 17. UNIVersal Automatic Computer I (UNIVAC I) Second commercial computer produced in the United States. Made by the inventors of the ENIAC. UNIVAC –I is first computer used for business in 1954 The machine was simply known as "the UNIVAC“
  • 18. MICROPROCESSOR Microprocessor chip INTEL 4004 was developed in 1969 by INTEL. perform only few instruction and very small amount of data. 1971 INTEL 8008 MP was developed. Foundation for development of personal computer(pc).
  • 19. 19 SoC  A System on a Chip or System on Chip (SoC) is an integrated circuit (IC) that integrates all components of a computer or other electronic system into a single chip  Integrates almost all components into a single silicon chip. Along with a CPU, an SoC usually contains a GPU, memory, USB controller, power management circuits, and wireless radios.  Whereas a CPU cannot function without dozens of other chips, it’s possible to build complete computers with just a single SoC ◦ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_on_a_chip
  • 20. PERSONAL COMPUTERS (PC) First PC (with MP) developed in 1974. In 1977 first successful micro computer (PC) developed by a young technician named Steve Wozniak. This was called the computer Apple-1
  • 21. Created by the 1991 Apple–IBM– Motorola alliance, known as AIM. Performance Optimization With Enhanced RISC – Performance Computing (POWER PC)
  • 22. Pentium is a brand used for a series of x86-compatible microprocessors produced by Intel. Pentium CPU based computers were most commonly used Computers few years ago Pentium
  • 23. Intel Core is a brand name that Intel uses for various mid-range to high-end consumer and business microprocessors. In general, processors sold as Core are more powerful variants of the same processors marketed as entry-level Celeron and Pentium Core