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1. Computers can be classified according to their purpose, the type of data they handle, and their size and capacity. 2. According to purpose, there are general-purpose computers which can handle many tasks, and special-purpose computers designed for specific functions like toll collection. 3. Based on data type, there are analog computers for continuous data, digital computers for discrete data, and hybrid computers for both analog and digital signals.
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This document discusses different types of computers based on their construction and configuration. In terms of construction, computers can be analog, digital, or hybrid. Key aspects like purpose, components, and examples are provided for each type. Based on configuration, computers are further classified as microcomputers, laptops, palmtops, mainframe computers, minicomputers, and supercomputers. Their defining features, workings, uses and examples are outlined for each category.
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The document discusses different types of computers based on their construction and configuration. In terms of construction, computers can be analog, digital, or hybrid. The key types by configuration are microcomputers (personal computers), laptops, palmtops, mainframe computers, minicomputers, and supercomputers. Microcomputers are the smallest and most common. Mainframe and supercomputers are the largest and most powerful, used for large-scale processing by many users simultaneously.
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The document discusses different types of computers based on their construction and configuration. In terms of construction, computers can be analog, digital, or hybrid. Key differences are that analog computers measure continuous values while digital computers can perform various tasks. Configuration types include microcomputers (personal computers), laptops, palmtops, mainframes (large, expensive computers that support thousands of users), minicomputers (smaller than mainframes), and supercomputers (extremely fast, capable of processing enormous amounts of data). Each type has distinguishing features, components, sizes and common uses.
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This document discusses different types of computers based on their construction and configuration. In terms of construction, computers can be analog, digital, or hybrid. The main types by configuration are microcomputers (personal computers), laptops, palmtops, mainframe computers, minicomputers, and supercomputers. It provides details on the key features and uses of each type.
Types of computer
A computer is a machine that can be programmed to manipulate symbols. Its principal characteristics are: It responds to a specific set of instructions in a well-defined manner. It can execute a prerecorded list of instructions (a program). It can quickly store and retrieve large amounts of data.
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Classification of computers
A computer is an electronic machine that accepts information as input, processes it according to programmed instructions, stores the information and output until needed. It cannot think or solve problems on its own. There are four main types of computers - analog, digital, hybrid and mainframe. Analog computers represent data continuously as voltages, digital computers use discrete signals of 1s and 0s, hybrid computers process both analog and digital data, and mainframe computers are large centralized computers used by large organizations. Computers can also be classified by size, from the largest and most powerful supercomputers to mainframes, minicomputers, workstations, and smallest personal computers.
Classification of computers
Computers can be classified in various ways, including by their operational principle, size and capability, and application. The main types are analog, digital, and hybrid computers. Analog computers use continuously variable aspects like electrical signals to model problems, while digital computers use discrete values (1s and 0s) to perform calculations and logical operations. Hybrid computers integrate aspects of both. Computers can also be classified by size as microcomputers, minicomputers, mainframes, or supercomputers, with each type varying in processing power and use. They are further divided by application into general purpose computers, which can perform many different tasks, and special purpose computers, which are dedicated to a single task.
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The document discusses different types of computers based on their construction and configuration. In terms of construction, computers can be analog, digital, or hybrid. Key factors that determine configuration are size, from micro to super computers. Microcomputers include desktops and laptops, while palmtops are smaller portable devices. Mainframes are large computers used by many users simultaneously, and supercomputers can process enormous amounts of data at extremely high speeds.
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The document discusses different types of computers based on their construction and configuration. In terms of construction, computers can be analog, digital, or hybrid. Key factors that define analog computers are their ability to measure continuous values and use of operational amplifiers. Digital computers are designed to perform daily tasks and use integrated circuits. Hybrid computers have characteristics of both analog and digital. In terms of configuration, computers include microcomputers (personal computers), laptops, palmtops, mainframes, minicomputers, and supercomputers. Each type varies in size, components, processing power, and common uses.
Classification of Computers
There are three main types of computers based on their principles of operation: analog computers, digital computers, and hybrid computers. Digital computers are the most common today and operate using binary numbers. Computers can also be classified based on their size, memory capacity, and processing speed into supercomputers, mainframe computers, mini computers, and microcomputers (personal computers). Microcomputers are the most ubiquitous. Computers also have different functions and configurations including servers, workstations, information appliances, and embedded systems. Buses and ports allow for communication between different computer components. A modem facilitates data transmission over telephone or cable lines by converting between digital and analog formats.
Type of coputer
Computers can be classified in several ways: by working principle as analog, digital, or hybrid; by size as microcomputers, minicomputers, mainframes, supercomputers, or workstations; and by purpose as special purpose computers designed for specific tasks or general purpose computers suitable for many applications. Digital computers dominate today and vary in size from portable devices to room-filling mainframes, serving uses from personal to scientific or commercial. Organizations rely on computers for applications ranging from scientific to business needs.
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A computer is a device that automatically processes data according to a set of instructions to provide information. It consists of both physical hardware and intangible software. Computers can be classified based on their representation of numbers (digital, analog, hybrid), degree of specialization (general purpose, special purpose), and type of application (scientific, business). There are several types of computers including mainframes, minicomputers, microcomputers (personal computers), and supercomputers. Computers provide benefits such as increased accuracy, ability to process larger volumes of data faster, and freeing up the workforce to perform more skilled tasks by automating routine data processing work.
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The document classifies and describes different types of computers. It discusses digital computers, which operate on discrete data and are faster and more accurate than analog computers. Digital computers are then categorized by purpose (special vs general), size (embedded, micro, mini, mainframe, super), and compared between mainframes and supercomputers. Analog computers are described as using continuous physical quantities for computation, while hybrid computers utilize both analog and digital aspects.
Types of computer
This document discusses different types of computers categorized by functionality, size, speed, and cost. It describes analog computers that use continuously variable aspects like electrical signals to model problems, digital computers that use binary digits to perform calculations and operations, and hybrid computers that have both analog and digital components. The document also discusses classification by size as microcomputers, minicomputers, mainframe computers, and supercomputers. It provides examples and characteristics of each type.
What is a computer?
A computer is a device that accepts input, processes it according to programmed instructions, and produces output. Computers can be classified by function, data type handled, and size/processing power. They range from special purpose computers designed for single tasks to general purpose computers that can perform many tasks. Computers are also classified as analog, digital, or hybrid based on the type of data handled. Classification by size includes supercomputers, mainframes, minicomputers, and microcomputers such as desktops, laptops, and embedded systems. While computers are very capable, they are limited in that they require programming and cannot think or feel independently.
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- 3. B. According to Types of Data Handled The term analog is taken from the word “analogous” which means “similar”. Analog computers deal with continuously changing physical data (such as pressure, temperature, and current). These are computers that specialized in counting. Unlike the analog computer which receives data in continuous form, the digital computer handles values that are discrete (separate or distinct) in form. Since most business data are in discrete form, the digital computer is readily adaptable to business data applications, especially when repetitive arithmetic operations are involved and when 100 percent accuracy is demanded. These computers are machines that incorporate in a single computer both analog and digital signals. These computers are used in working out special types of problems in science and various areas of engineering, such as space vehicle simulation and the training of astronauts. 1. Analog Computers 2. Digital Computers 3. Hybrid Computers
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