hardware input processing and output devices ppt

... Unit 7 input devices and output devices. I - input devices. A hardware device that sends information into the CPU. Without any input devices a computer would simply be a display device and not ... in video gams. Microphone A microphone is a hardware peripheral that allows computer users to input audio into their computers Keyboard One of the main input devices used on a computer, a keyboard ... used peripherals on computers and are commonly used to print text, images, and/ or photos. speakers A hardware device connected to a computer's sound card that outputs sounds generated by the...

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... otherprog and prog, and pipes the standard output of otherprog into the standard input for prog. The function int putchar(int) is used for output: putchar(c) puts the character c on the standard output, ... files and providing pointers for them. These files are the standard input, the standard output, and the standard error; the corresponding file pointers are called stdin, stdout, and stderr, and ... Chapter 4 to use scanf and/ or sscanf to do the input and number conversion. 7.5 File Access The examples so far have all read the standard input and written the standard output, which are automatically...

... 2. List the seven layers of the OSI model and the encapsulation unit used to describe the data grouping at each layer. Also list the networking devices that operate at each layer, if applicable. ... operate at each layer, if applicable. Layer # Name Encapsulation Unit or Logical Grouping Devices or Components that Operate at this Layer 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ...

... derivation and implementation of this hard constraint refer to [1] and references therein. The closed form analytical expressions for first and second order informa- tion used for gradient and Hessian ... algorithms for first and third order TITO FIR demixing systems over 10 trials. Figure 2-3. (a) and (b) are the two original signals, (c) and (d) are the convolutively mixed signals, (e) and (f) are the ... frequency of the critical band m, and have values 0.5806, -0.0357 and 0.0013, respectively. Assuming that forward temporal masking has duration of 200 milliseconds, and thus b may be chosen as...

... Domain M.Nilsson, M.Dahl, and I.Claesson Preface ix I.T.Russel, J.Xi, and A.Mertins 15 1 Speech and Audio Coding Using Temporal Masking T.S.Gunavan, E.Ambikairajah, and D.Sen 31 T.M.Kusuma, and H J.Zepernick 43 H.Danyali, ... letters to show matrices and vectors, respectively in the time, frequency and domains, e.g., for matrices and for vectors. Ma- trix and vector transpose, complex conjugation, and Hermitian transpose ... processors and the ability to realize more complex algorithms BSS has found useful applica- tions in the areas of audio processing such as speech recognition, audio in- terfaces, and hands free...

... the join query result and the product of the two tables R and S. For example, if there are 100 and 200 records from table R and table S, respectively, and the join between R and S produces 50 records, ... PARALLEL JOIN OPTIMIZATION The main aim of query processing in general and parallel query processing in par- ticular is to speed up the query processing time, so that the amount of elapsed time may ... Groupby-after-join Query Processing 149 and p300–399 are distributed to processors 1, 2, 3, and 4, respectively. This partitioning function is applied to both Parts and Shipment tables. Consequently,...

... processors, and FRI-1 replicates the whole index. Since extra benefits of PRI-1 and FRI-1 are not obvious, at least in parallel one-index search query processing, maintaining global index as in PRI-1 and ... context of parallel search and join query processing. 7.7.1 Comparative Analysis of Parallel Search Index In this section, parallel one-index and multi-index search query processing are examined, ... both operands are the same they do not satisfy the predicate, and hence return a false result. The dif- ference between subset and sublist originated from the basic difference between sets and lists....

... data at local sites for efficient access, and fast processing of data by divide -and- conquer technique, and at times distributed processing is computationally and economically cheaper. It is easy to monitor ... ST 12 . Since both transactions need to access DB 2 and DB 3 , the subtransactions would be (ST 12 and ST 13 )and( ST 22 and ST 23 )forT 1 and T 2 , respectively. Data access must be synchronized ... (ICDE 2006 and DAPD 2006) examined resource scheduling for grid query processing considering machine load and availability. Li et al. (DKE 2004) proposed an on-demand synchronization and load distribution for...

... Grid-ACP and early-abort Grid-ACP is to deal with autonomy and heterogeneity between sites. Because of autonomy, synchronous communication between the originator and participants is not possible, and ... protocol, and explain how it solves the concurrency issues in the Grid. 11.5. Compare and contrast the difference between GCC and any other concurrency control protocols (e.g., distributed databases and ... originator, and two new states, the sleep and compensate states, are introduced in the participant’s state dia- gram. The subtransaction will enter the “sleep” state when it has finished execution and...

... candidate generation. The table gives fre- quent 3-sequences, and we would like to use the joining and pruning to create candidate 4-sequences. By joining the first sequence <(1 2) (3)> and ... Outline the main differences between: a. Querying and association rules, b. Querying and sequential patterns, c. Querying and clustering, and d. Querying and classification. Use examples to highlight ... of these candidate itemsets, and prunes all infrequent candidate 2-itemsets. Ž In the third iteration, it again joins each of the frequent 2-itemsets and generates the following potential candidate...

... tools, and axes J5 and J6 have precision gear drives. All process and application cables are routed through the arm, and there are brakes on all axes. S-900 i robots support standard I/O networks and ... I/O has 20 inputs (8 dedicated), 16 outputs (4 dedi- cated), and 4 inputs at the end-of-arm connector. Reliability is increased and maintenance is reduced with brushless AC servo motors and harmonic ... optimize input speeds for any requested output speed; such a transmission could be useful in an electric car. This work was done by William J. Anderson and William Shipitalo of Nastec, Inc., and Wyatt...

... lowered and the next layer is applied. This procedure is repeated until the 3D model is completed. A fault detection system determines the quality and thickness of the wax and plastic layers and directs ... on mechanisms and devices that relate to vehicles that move around by themselves and actually do things autonomously, i.e. a robot. Making a vehicle that can autonomously drive around, both indoors and ... electric circuits used in robots, and books that teach the software and control code for robots, there are few that are focused entirely on the mechanisms and mechanical devices used in mobile robots. This...