The document discusses the IPOS (Input, Processing, Output, Storage) cycle and how it relates to the machine cycle in computers. The IPOS cycle contains four steps - Fetch, Decode, Execute, and Store. Fetch deals with input, Decode and Execute relate to processing and output, and Store relates to temporary storage of the output. The machine cycle in computers follows the same four steps and translates data through binary representation during the Decode stage before executing it and storing the output.

1. IPOS CYCLE
PrEsEntEd By
Ahmer Shaoor Mumtaz

2. IPOS CYCLE
 What is IPOS Cycle????
 How do it works in a computer?
 IPOS vs Machine Cycle

3. .
 IPOS Cycle is an abbreviated form of Input Processing
Output Storage Cycle.
 In Computers this cycle is known as Machine Cycle.
 Machine Cycle is same like an IPOS cycle.
 It contains four different steps named as Fetch,
Decode, Execute & Store.
 Fetch is related with the Input.

4.  Decode & Execute are related with Processing &
Output.
 Fetch is related to the data given by the user.
 In Control Unit Decode translates that data into
machine understandable form/Binary form (0&1).
 Execute than executes that data and convert it into the
required information.
 In Storage the output information is temporarily stored
in Registers, Cache or RAM.

5. Flow Chart of Machine Cycle

6. Graphical Representation of Machine Cycle

7. Graphical Representation of Machine Cycle