Thursday, 17 June 2021

CLASS 11 CS CHAPTER 12

 

CLASS -11  COMPUTER  SCIENCE

             CHAPTER- 12  COMPUTER  SYSTEM  OVERVIEW


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NOTES FOR COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING -


  • Computer is that  factor which brought revolution in the world. 

  • “Computer is an electronic machine that accept input then do  processing to produce output.“ 

  • Computer is the combination of 2 main units - hardware and software .

  • Hardware: Physical components  are known as Hardwares. For eg. - Keyboard ,  Printer , CPU, Monitor, etc. 

  • Software: The sets of written programs which controls working of a computer system. 

  • Organization of Computer  :
  • Computer works as per Input-Process-Output Cycle (input ---> process ---> output). 
  • Computer processes a input and provides a required output. 
  • Computer system consists of various components  like-  CPU (ALU, Registers, Control Unit), Memory, input unit, output unit, Storage unit etc.


  • Input Units --
  • Input devices associated to a computer makes its input unit.
  • Input unit is required to accept input and to convert it into computer comprehendible/understandable format.  
  • Some of the input devices are as under  -                                                                               • Keyboard                                                              • Mouse                                             • Microphone                                                          • Joy-stick                                         • OMR                                                                     • OBCR                                             • Touch Pad                                                            • Track Ball                                       • MICR                                                                    • Light Pen                                       • Scanner                                                                 • Camera                                         • Bio metric Scanners                                            • Touch Screen Panel

  • Output Units  – 
  • Output devices associated to a computer makes its output unit. 
  • It is the required to produce output after processing.
  • Distinct output devices are used for specialised types of output. 
  • Some of the output devices are as under                                                                              • Monitor          • Projector            • Printer             • Plotter             • Speaker

  • CPU-- 
  • Central Processing Unit is the chief controlling and processing unit of computer where all calculations takes place.
  • It is also referred as brain of computer system as it directs, guides and controls working of computer system.

  • CPU has following components  :                                                                                   – Arithmatic logic unit (ALU) it performs mathematical and logical calculations.   – Control unit (CU)  controls and directs each and every task.                                   – Registers  it is the place to store data temporarily for the purpose of correct calculation.

  • Memory --
  • Memory is often known as Primary memory. 
  • Unlike human memory the data stored in this memory automatically flushes out with power cut off which can't be recovered later. It is also referred as volatile memory . 
  • It is a workplace in a computer system where data is stored on temporary basis for the purpose of processing any input or instruction . 
  • Every memory location has a definite address. 
  • Smallest unit of memory is a bit.                                                                                     – 8 bit = 1 byte                                                          – 4 bits=1 Nibble                           – 1024 byte = I Kilobyte                                           – 1024 Kilobyte = 1 Mega byte – 1024 Megabyte = 1 Giga byte                                – 1024 Gigabyte = 1 Terra byte – 1024 Terra byte = 1 Peta byte                                – 1024 Petabyte = 1 Exabyte      – 1024 Exabyte = 1 Zetta byte 
  • Time taken for accessing data from memory is called Memory Access Time.

  • Types of Memory --
  • Main Memory is divided into two types-                                                                       – RAM (Random Access Memory)                                                                                 – ROM (Read Only Memory)
  • The memory which is in direct association with CPU is known as primary memory. RAM and ROM both remains always in direct association with Central Processing Unit.

  • RAM --
  • In RAM, any memory cell can be accessed from any desired location of memory .
  • The connection between memory and its environment is formed by data input, output lines, address lines, control lines which are used to direct transfer.

  • Block diagram of RAM is as under- 


  • The only drawback of Random Access Memory is that it is volatile in nature.

  • RAM is of two types-                                                                                                      – Dynamic RAM (DRAM)                         – Static RAM (SRAM) 
  • It is impossible to imagine processing in absence of RAM.
  • The capability of RAM depends upon the size (capacity) of RAM.
  • RAM supports both read and write operations.

  • DRAM :
  • DRAM  basically consists of transistors & capacitors that stores electric charge. 
  • As per switching of Transistor, capacitor does contain a unit of  charge (1 bit ) or does not contain a unit of charge(0 bit). 
  • Now-a-days, memory access time of DRAM chip varies from 20 to 70 nanoseconds.
  • Storage density of DRAM varies from 10 to 100 Giga bits. 
  • DRAM needs to be refreshed again and again which is a boring and time-consuming job for processor.

  • SRAM  : 
  • Static RAM is made of internal Flip-Flops and each Flip-Flop is capable of storing 1 bit.
  • It needs more space as compared to DRAM.
  • It is fast as compared to DRAM.
  • SRAM is expensive as compared to DRAM.

  • ROM  : 
  • As its name signifies, this memory is meant for read operations.
  • It is programmed at the time of hardware setting & whatever we store in this memory can not  be changed afterwards.
  • Read Only Memory is to be used in the conditions when we know that information needs not to be changed in future.

  • ROM is of following types -                                                                                                           – ROM (Read Only Memory)                                                                                         – PROM (Programmable Read Only Memory)                                                           – EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory)                                         – EEPROM(Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory)

  • Storage Unit  : 
  • It is essential to store data in computer for processing in future.
  • Because Primary memory has its own drawbacks, secondary storage or storage unit is very much essential.
  • Secondary storage is used to store more amount of data.
  • Various secondary storage devices are available in market now a days -                             – Hard disk (Internal/External)                                                                                     – Pen drive                                                                                                                         – CD                                                                                                                                  – DVD                                                                                                                                – Blue Ray Disks                                                                                                              – Memory Cards                                                                                                              – Magnetic Tapes

  • System Bus : 
  • The group of wires used to connect main parts of Computer system is referred to System Bus that makes an electronic path for the transfer of data. 
  • System bus is needful for transfer of data & instructions between the various components of computer .
  • The part of System bus that loads data is referred Data Bus.
  • The part of System bus that loads instructions is referred control bus. 
  • The part of System bus which loads memory address is referred Address Bus. 
  • The bus connected with input/output units of system is referred I/O bus.

  • Mobile System Organization : 
  • Modern Mobile  is also like a miniature version of  computer in hand.
  • Although they have less processing power in comparison of computer system.
  • We can perform following tasks with a mobile phone-                                                – Calling                                         – Photo taking with camera                                  – To work on various apps by      – touch screen facility                                            – Watching videos                         – Listening audio (songs)                                        – Playing games etc. 
  • Mobile phone receives power from battery.

  • Mobile Processor  : 
  • It is the brain of smartphone.
  • It immediately responds on receiving a command.
  • It has 2 main sub-processors-                                                                                         ~ Communication Processing Unit – It helps in making and receiving call on a mobile phone. It consists a digital signal processor that works with RF Transceiver & Audio subsystem.                                                                                      ~ Application Processing Unit (APU) – Helps in controlling each operation of mobile that is used in processing various applications . Another supporting unit is GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) that is responsible for handling all graphical applications & visuals of mobile phone.
  • Now-a-days, every part of a mobile is placed on a single miniature chip that is known as System on a chip (SoC) it reduces energy consumption. 

  • Mobile Display sub-system : 
  • It is responsible for all tasks related to display and touch of screen. It supports the following tasks-                  – Display Screen                                                                                                               – Touch Sensitive Interface                                                                                             – Touch Sensitive keyboard Camera sub-system 
  •  The Mobile Display sub-system is based on image signal processing. 
  •  It performs following tasks-       – Instant Image Capture                                                                                                 – High Resolution Support                                                                                             – Image Stabilization                                                                                                       – Other image enhancements

  • Mobile system memory : 
  • It is of 2 types--                                                                                                                                    – RAM, it is available in varieties of  2 GB, 4 GB, 6 GB, 8 GB.                                  – ROM, it is available in varieties of 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB, 128 GB.

  • Mobile Storage : 
  • It is an external expendable memory  . 
  • It is formed in the form of SD cards & micro SD Cards.

  • Mobile Power Management Subsystem : 
  • This subsystem provides power to mobile phone. 
  • Each mobile phone receives power from battery connected to it . 
  • It’s power is limited. 
  • Although it is required to charge battery after a certain time of it's usage.

  • Software : Software is a set of programs which is designed for a special purpose. 
  • Hardware can not work without software. 
  • It works as an interface between hardware and a user . Due to it only a user can give directions to a hardware. 
  • Software gives directions to control various operations. 
  • Softwares are of 2 types-            – System software             – Application software

  • System Software: 
  • A Software, that check inner operations of a computer system is called system software. 
  • It follows instructions related to a system & facilitates the uninterupted working of system. 
  • It is nearly  impossible to work without system software. 
  • It works as an interface between hardware and a application software. 
  • It is further divided into 2 parts -     – Operating system   – Language processor

  • Operating System :  It is an interface between hardware and user. 
  • It acts like a manager of whole computer system. 
  • It controls all resources of hardware. 
  • It manages various application software with hardware. 
  • It forms an environment for the user where he/she can give commands and can receive outputs. Types of OS are -                                                                                     – Single User OS                          – Multi User OS                                                         – Time Sharing OS                      – Real Time OS                                                         – Multiprocessing OS                  – Distributed OS

  • Language Processor : It is a special software which converts source code to object code or machine comprehendible code. 
  • Source code is a bunch of instructions written by a programmer using some computer programming language. 
  • Object code are those instructions that are received by translating source code in to machine comprehendible code. 
  • They can be used in the development of Softwares. 
  • Language Processor are of 3 types-                                                                                              – Assembler                   – Interpreter                            – Compiler

  • Application Software : These are the software designed for some specific tasks. 
  • These are installed after installation of Operating-System . 
  • OS provides an environment to run an Application software. 
  • These are designed for a specific purpose. 
  • They are divided into 4 categories-                                                                                                    – Packages (MS-Office)                                                                                                    – Utilities (Text Editor, Paint Brush, Disk Defragmenter, Antivirus)                          – Customized Software (Tally, business software)                                                        – Developer Tool (software libraries)

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