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Input Output Notes

The document provides an overview of various input, output devices, and sensors. Input devices include barcode scanners, digital cameras, keyboards, microphones, and touch screens, while output devices encompass actuators, printers, projectors, and screens. Sensors are categorized by their functions, such as detecting sound, movement, gas, humidity, and temperature.

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Input Output Notes

The document provides an overview of various input, output devices, and sensors. Input devices include barcode scanners, digital cameras, keyboards, microphones, and touch screens, while output devices encompass actuators, printers, projectors, and screens. Sensors are categorized by their functions, such as detecting sound, movement, gas, humidity, and temperature.

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INPUT DEVICES

• Barcode scanner: Reads barcodes using laser/LED; used in retail; fast + accurate; can’t read
damaged codes.
• Digital camera: Captures still images/videos; high quality; storage needed.
• Keyboard: Manual text entry; accurate; slow + tiring.
• Microphone: Captures sound; allows voice input; background noise interference.
• Optical mouse: Detects movement using light; precise; needs flat surface.
• QR code scanner: Reads QR codes (store more data than barcodes); fast; needs camera clarity.
• Touch screen:
– Resistive: Pressure-based; cheap; low clarity.
– Capacitive: Finger touch; high clarity; doesn’t accept gloves.
– Infra-red: Grid of beams; durable; expensive.
• 2D scanner: Scans flat images/documents; accurate; slow.
• 3D scanner: Captures object shape; high accuracy; expensive.

OUTPUT DEVICES
• Actuator: Produces movement (motors/valves); used in control systems.
• DLP projector: Uses tiny mirrors + light; bright images; can be noisy.
• Inkjet printer: Sprays tiny droplets; cheap, good for photos; slow, cartridges pricey.
• Laser printer: Uses toner + laser; fast, sharp text; expensive.
• LED screen: Uses LEDs; bright, energy efficient.
• LCD projector: Uses liquid crystal panels; good image quality.
• LCD screen: Standard display; low energy use; limited viewing angle.
• Speaker: Outputs sound; volume distortion possible.
• 3D printer: Builds objects layer-by-layer; precise; slow + expensive.

SENSORS
• Acoustic: Detects sound; security alarms.
• Accelerometer: Detects movement/tilt; phones, gaming.
• Flow: Measures liquid/gas flow; industrial systems.
• Gas: Detects gases; safety systems.
• Humidity: Measures moisture in air; climate control.
• Infra-red: Detects heat/motion; automatic doors.
• Level: Measures liquid level; tanks.
• Light: Detects light intensity; streetlights.
• Magnetic field: Detects magnetic changes; compasses.
• Moisture: Soil moisture; irrigation.
• pH: Acidity/alkalinity; labs, agriculture.
• Pressure: Detects force; weather stations.
• Proximity: Detects nearby objects; phones, robots.
• Temperature: Measures heat; thermostats.

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