Internal components (Non-Technical)
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The document discusses the internal components of a computer, including: 1. The CPU processes information and its speed is measured in bits. RAM is commonly used memory that can be accessed randomly, while flash memory is used for temporary storage. ROM can be modified slowly and is used for firmware. 2. Adapter cards like expansion, video, and sound cards fit into the motherboard. The bus topology connects components via a busbar. 3. The processor carries out tasks like input, output, arithmetic, and logic. Storage devices like hard drives record and store information using various forms of energy.
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The document provides an overview of the major hardware components of a computer system, including the central processing unit (CPU), auxiliary storage, input devices, and output devices. It describes the functions of the CPU's arithmetic logic unit (ALU) and control unit. It also discusses the motherboard, main memory technologies like RAM and ROM, expansion slots, input/output ports, storage devices, and other key components inside the system unit.
COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS
This document provides an overview of computer fundamentals, including:
1. The components of a computer system including input, output, storage, control, and arithmetic logic units.
2. Input and output devices such as keyboards, mice, monitors, and printers.
3. Data storage concepts like bits, bytes, and storage units.
4. Operating systems, popular OSes, and basic OS functions like booting and shutting down.
5. Common file formats, software types, and basic computer terminology.
Computer System
The document discusses various aspects of computer systems including:
1. Computers are used daily in homes, education, workplaces, and outdoors for tasks like internet, education, record keeping, ATMs, and more.
2. Computers perform operations of input, processing, output, and storage in the IPOS cycle. Hardware includes internal components like the CPU and external components like keyboards. Software includes system and application programs.
3. Additional sections cover computer memory, ports, buses, input/output devices, and specific devices like keyboards and mice in more detail. Diagrams illustrate computer networks and system unit components.
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Internal components (Non-Technical)
- 1. Internal Components Carl Todd Da Vinci 1
- 2. Processors • A CPU is measured in bits, this is a unit of measurement of how fast it is.
- 3. Memory • RAM (Random Access Memory) • RAM is the most common memory in the computer and is access all the time randomly. • Flash memory (Card) • Flash memory used for temporary electronic storage. • ROM (Read Only Memory) • The ROM can be modified but it would take a long time. This is often used for transporting firm wire.
- 4. Memory
- 5. Adapter Cards • Fits into the motherboard similar cards include expansion, video, sound, P CI, PCIe etc.
- 6. BUS Topology The topology of a network that’s components are connected by a busbar.
- 7. Processor (Central Processing Unit) • This part of the computer carries out any tasks set by other parts of the computer such as input, output, arithmet ical and logical tasks.
- 8. Storage Devices • This is used inside the computer to record and store information. This can be accomplished with nearly any type of energy.
- 9. Partitioning and Formatting • Partitioning is a result of dividing a hard disk drive into separate storage units. • Disk formatting is preparing your hard disk for being used, There are many different programs that have been produced for this job.
- 10. Input Output devices Input: • Keyboard, Mouse, Touch Screen, Scanner, Camera, Microphone, Light pen, optical mark reader, Barcode reader Output: • Printer, Monitor, Speakers, Projector, headphones An input or output device is another information processing system that’s normally plugged into the computer or can be connected by bluetooth.
- 11. Labelled diagram of the inside of a computer