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    INPUTDEVICESA PRESENTATION BY

    SHRISTI KESHARIMBA 1STSEM

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    KEYBOARD

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    KEYBOARD

    The keyboard is a way to input letters ornumbers into different applications orprograms.

    Types of Keys:

    Alphanumeric keys

    Function Keys Navigation keys

    Modifier Keys

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    Mouse

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    Mouse

    Can be used only with GUI based O.S.

    Eg.Windows Used to navigate, open/close files,

    websites.

    Main goal is to translate the motion of ourhand into signals that the computer canuse.

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    Joystick

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    Joystick

    Used to move cursor from place to place,and click on various items in programs.

    Inputs directional data like a mouse. Moves up-down,left-right.

    Mostly used for playing games.

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    SCANNER

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    SCANNER

    Used to copy pictures or other things andsave them as files on the computer.

    A light moves slowly over the surface ofthe picture or the object to be scanned.

    The colours of the reflected light are

    detected and digitised to build up a digitalimage.

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    MICROPHONE

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    MICROPHONE

    A microphone, sometimes colloquially called amicor mike, is an acoustic-to-electric transduceror sensor that converts sound into an electrical

    signal. Microphones are used in many applications such

    as telephones, tape recorders, hearing aids,motion picture production, live and recorded audioengineering, in radio and television broadcasting

    and in computers for recording voice, VOIP(voiceover internet protocol), and for non-acousticpurposes such as ultrasonic checking.

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    WEBCAM

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    WEBCAM

    Mostly used during long distance chatting.

    Webcams typically include a lens, an

    image sensor, and some supportelectronics .

    Video chat isa good example of positiveuse.

    Internet privacyis the biggest concern ofwebcams and a major negative point .

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    TOUCH SCREEN

    A computer display screen sensitive tohuman touch.

    Used with information kiosks, computer-based training devices, and systemsdesigned to help individuals having

    difficulty using mouse/keyboard.

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    BAR CODE SCANNER

    A bar code scannerscans a little labelthat has a bar codeon it. Theinformation is thensaved on the

    computer. Barcode scanners areused in libraries alot.

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    OPTICAL MARK READER

    These scanners are capable of recognizinga type of mark made by pencil or pen.

    The actual technique used by an OMRdevice for recognition of marks involvesfocusing a light on the page being

    scanned and detecting the reflected lightpattern from the marks.