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The document discusses the hardware components of a personal computer. It describes the central processing unit, memory chips, keyboard, monitor, drives, ports, and other peripheral devices that make up a basic PC. Together these components interact and work together. The document also mentions more modern CPU architectures and gives a brief overview of how basic computer operations work by taking input, processing and storing data, and producing output.
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The document introduces basic computer hardware components. It defines the processor as the brain of the computer and lists common types. It explains that RAM is used for temporary storage and comes in static or dynamic forms. It describes the operating system as the most important program that controls the computer and allows other programs to function. It defines the hard drive as the component where permanent storage of files and data occurs on spinning disks coated with magnetic material.
Computer Hardware And Configuration
Computer hardware includes various components that perform different functions like input, processing, output, and storage. The main components are the processor, memory, input devices, output devices, and storage devices. The processor fetches and executes instructions while memory temporarily stores data and programs. Common input devices are the keyboard and mouse, while output devices include monitors and printers. Frequent storage devices are hard drives, CDs/DVDs, USB drives, and memory cards.
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This document provides notes from a Data Communication course. It begins by defining a computer as a machine that can be programmed to carry out algorithms and instructions. It then describes the 5 main components of a typical modern computer: 1) the motherboard, which connects all other components; 2) the Central Processing Unit (CPU) which executes instructions; 3) the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) which generates visuals; 4) Random Access Memory (RAM) which temporarily stores frequently used data; and 5) Storage such as a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) or Solid State Drive (SSD) which permanently stores data. It cautions against disassembling computers without proper knowledge and safety precautions.
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This document provides lecture notes on computer hardware and software. It defines computer hardware as the physical components of a computer system, and computer software as encoded instructions that make the system function. The notes classify and describe various computer hardware components, including core components like the motherboard, CPU, RAM, and hard drive, as well as peripheral devices. It also discusses differences between RAM and hard drive storage. The document then defines computer software and provides a classification of software by purpose and execution environment.
Hardware
Computer hardware includes parts like the computer case, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. It is divided into four types: input hardware, processing hardware, output hardware, and storage hardware. Input hardware like keyboards and mice allow entry of data. The central processing unit (CPU) processes the data as the computer's brain. Output hardware such as monitors and printers display and print the results of processing. Storage hardware retains digital data and includes both primary storage like RAM and ROM, as well as secondary storage like hard drives that maintain data when powered down.
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This document provides an overview of the hardware components that make up a personal computer. It discusses both internal components, such as the motherboard, central processing unit, memory, hard drive, video cards, and power supply. It also mentions external components like monitors, printers, keyboards, mice, and networking devices. The document is intended to give readers an understanding of the basic PC hardware and its functions.
internal partsNEW.ppt
This document outlines and describes the major internal and external hardware components that make up a basic computer system. It discusses the central processing unit (CPU), motherboard, memory chips, storage devices like hard drives, optical drives, and removable media. Input/output components like video cards, sound cards, network cards, and modems are also covered. The hardware works together under the direction of the CPU to allow the computer to perform operations and functions.
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A computer is a device that calculates and processes data. It consists of both hardware and software. The hardware are the physical parts like the keyboard, monitor, CPU etc. The software are programs like Word, Excel etc. The CPU is the brain of the computer and processes instructions. Memory temporarily stores data and instructions for processing. Different types of computers include PCs, servers, supercomputers and more.
Unit 3- Internal components.
The motherboard connects the central components of a computer including the CPU, RAM, disk drives, and ports. RAM is the computer's short-term memory where data is temporarily stored and accessed randomly, while ROM is non-volatile memory that stores essential firmware. The CPU carries out computer programs' instructions to perform basic operations. A power supply converts incoming energy into electrical energy to power the computer's components.
Cte i computer_parts
There are many hardware and software components that work together in a computer. The hardware includes the physical parts like the central processing unit (CPU), memory, storage devices, input devices like the keyboard and mouse, and output devices like the monitor. The software includes operating systems like Windows and MS-DOS that provide interfaces to control the hardware and run programs. Together, these hardware and software parts allow users to input, process, store, and output digital information.
Cte i computer_parts
There are many hardware and software components that work together in a computer. The hardware includes the physical parts like the central processing unit (CPU), memory, storage devices, input devices like the keyboard and mouse, and output devices like the monitor. The software includes operating systems like Windows and MS-DOS that provide interfaces to control the hardware and run programs.
Basic Computer Parts
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The document provides an overview of the basic parts of a computer and how they work. It lists the 12 main parts as the motherboard, CPU, RAM, GPU, storage, power supply, monitor, keyboard, mouse, optical drive, network interface card, and desktop case. It then provides a brief 1-2 sentence description of each part and its function.
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Presentation of computer hardware by zawad
- 1. Computer Science Hardware of Personal Computer ইমরুল হাসান জাওয়াদ; ME-12 ;Roll-201418036
- 2. What is Hardware??? Hardware is the general term that is used to describe physical artifacts of a technology.
- 3. Interrelation of Hardware #The hardware are the parts of computer itself including the Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Memory related microchips & micro-circuit , keyboards , monitors , case and drives( floppy, HDD , SDD ,PCIE Flash Storage , CD, DVD ,Optical ,tape ,etc….).Other extra parts called peripheral components or devices include mouse ,printers, modems ,scanners ,cards (sound ,video , LAN Card )etc…… ##Together they are often referred to as a personal computers or PCs
- 4. Traditional PC In Pictures .. There are- 1.Power Supply 2.Main Board 3.RAM 4.CPU 5.Graphics Card 6.HDD 7.FDD 8.CD-rom 9.Connected cable 10. Cooling Wheel
- 5. A Modern CPU Architecture Mac Pro –very powerful device…… Everything is integrated inside this stuff….
- 7. Basic Computer Operation Input-------------------------- keyboards,Mouse,Microphone,etc. Output------------------------ Monitor,Speaker,Printer,etc. Memory(Storage)----------- RAM,ROM,HDD,SSD,DVD etc. Control--------------------------Chipset Data Processing----------------CPU(Central Processing Unit)
- 13. The hard disk drive is a storage device, but it’s not for memory. With this retrieval is faster, and things are usually easier to find. Drives like this one gives you a place to store all of your data.
- 20. The hardware of Super Computer is more Complex IT is fancy to know about Super Computer Hardware….
- 21. Thank you Love Your PC && Take care of few things…
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