By Noordiana Kasim. MODERN I/O DEVICES 1. PRINTER 2. MONITOR 3. KEYBOARD 4. AUDIO SPEAKER 5. DVD DRIVE.

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By Noordiana Kasim

MODERN I/O DEVICES 1. PRINTER 2. MONITOR 3. KEYBOARD 4. AUDIO SPEAKER 5. DVD DRIVE

1. USB Port 2. Parallel Port3. Serial Port INPUT AND OUTPUT PORTS

 To prevent problems, programmed I/O relies on synchronization.  That is, once it issues a command, the processor must interact with the device to determine when the device is ready for another command.

The basic form of synchronization that a processor uses with an I/O device is known as polling. How does software perform polling ? By using a fetch operation.

an interrupt is a signal to the processor emitted by hardware or software indicating an event that needs immediate attention.processor An interrupt alerts the processor to a high-priority condition requiring the interruption of the current code the processor is executing. The processor responds by suspending its current activities, saving its state, and executing a function called an interrupt handler to deal with the event. statefunctioninterrupt handler

How does the processor know which device is interrupting ? The processor uses the bus to find out. Interrupt vector : a pointer to software that handles the device

How are values installed in an interrupt vector table ? Software must initialize interrupt vectors because neither the processor nor the device hardware enters or modifies the table. To overcome the differences in devices, architects have introduced a modification of the interrupt scheme that provides multiple level interrupts.

HOW ARE INTERRUPT ASSIGNMENTS MADE? FIXED Fixed, manual assignment used on small embedded system FLEXIBLE Flexible, automated assignment used on general-purpose systems

A smart I/O device that can transfer data into memory directly. A device that uses DMA can transfer data between the device and memory without using the processor.

Level 3 Application Program Level 2 OS Function Level 1 BIOS Function Level 0 Hardware

Interface hardware uses 2 methods to accommodate bidirectional transfer : Full-duplex interaction Allow communication in both direction, simultaneously. e.g.: telephone lines Half-duplex interaction provides communication in both directions, but only one direction at a time (not simultaneously). e.g.: walkie-talkie

A computer keyboard is an array of switches, each of which sends the PC a unique signal when pressed.arrayPC

Two types of switch are commonly used: Mechanical Rubber-membrane

The commonest mouse used today is opto- electronic. Also inside the mouse are a switch for each button, and a microcontroller which interpret the signals from the sensors and the switches, using its firmware program to translate them into packets of data which are sent to the PC.PC

MICE Operating an opto-mechanical mouse. 1.moving the mouse turns the ball. 2.X and Y rollers grip the ball and transfer movement 3.Optical encoding disks include light holes.encoding 4.Infrared LEDs shine through the disks.LEDs 5.Sensors gather light pulses to convert to X and Y vectors.

A touchscreen is an intuitive computer input device that works by simply touching the display screen, either by a finger, or with a stylus, rather than typing on a keyboard or pointing with a mouse. Built-in touchscreens are internal, heavy-duty touchscreens mounted directly onto the CRT tube.

The touchscreen interface - whereby users navigate a computer system by touching icons or links on the screen itself - is the most simple, intuitive, and easiest to learn of all PC input devices and is fast becoming the interface of choice for a wide variety of applications, such as:interfacePC  Public ··Information Systems··Information Systems  Restaurant/POS Systems  Customer Self-Service  Control / Automation Systems  Computer Based Training

Subsequently, several types of touchscreen technologies have emerged, each with its own advantages and disadvantages that may, or may not, make it suitable for any given application: a) Resistive b) Infrared c) Surface Acoustic Wave d) Capacitive

In principal, a digital camera is similar to a traditional film-based camera. There's a viewfinder to aim it, a lens to focus the image onto a light-sensitive device, some means by which several images can be stored and removed for later use, and the whole lot is fitted into a box.digital camera

Computer systems interact with external devices either to control the device or to transfer data. The I/O aspect of architecture means a connection between a computer and the external world.

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