Computer Science, asked by atharvapatil792005, 10 months ago

draw the table of generation of computer​

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Answered by Anonymous
18

Answer:

halo mate

here the table of generation of computer and related information....!!!!

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Answered by Aditti7
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Answer:

First Generation:

1942-1955

Vacuum Tubes or Valves

Ø used vacuum tubes as electronic circuit

Ø magnetic drum for primary storage

Ø mercury delay lined for memory

Ø punch-card used as secondary storage

Ø machine level programming used

Ø operating speed was used in terms of millisecond

Mark-I, UNIVAC,

ENIAC

etc.

Second Generation:

1955-1964

Transistor

Ø magnet core memory used as internal storage

Ø magnet tapes used as secondary storage

Ø little bit faster I/O devices

Ø high level language used as programming

Ø processing speed measured in microsecond

IMB 1401,

ICL 2950/10

etc.

Third Generation:

1964-1975

IC(Integrated circuits)

Ø semi conductor memory used as primary storage

Ø magnetic discs were used as secondary storage

Ø massive use of high level language

Ø processing speed increased to nanosecond and even

faster

IBM 360 series,

UNIVAC 9000

etc.

Fourth Generation:

1975-1990

VLSI or Microprocessor

Ø massive use of magnetic and optical storage devices with

capacity more than 100 GB

Ø advancement in software and high level language

Ø use of 4th generation language(4GL)

Ø operation speed increased beyond picoseconds and MIPS

(Millions of Instructions Per Second)

IBM PC,

Pentium PC,

Apple/Macintosh

etc.

Fifth Generation:

1990+

Bio-Chips

Ø AI will make computer Intelligent and knowledge

based

Ø very high speed, PROLOG (programming language)First Generation:

1942-1955

Vacuum Tubes or Valves

Ø used vacuum tubes as electronic circuit

Ø magnetic drum for primary storage

Ø mercury delay lined for memory

Ø punch-card used as secondary storage

Ø machine level programming used

Ø operating speed was used in terms of millisecond

Mark-I, UNIVAC,

ENIAC

etc.

Second Generation:

1955-1964

Transistor

Ø magnet core memory used as internal storage

Ø magnet tapes used as secondary storage

Ø little bit faster I/O devices

Ø high level language used as programming

Ø processing speed measured in microsecond

IMB 1401,

ICL 2950/10

etc.

Third Generation:

1964-1975

IC(Integrated circuits)

Ø semi conductor memory used as primary storage

Ø magnetic discs were used as secondary storage

Ø massive use of high level language

Ø processing speed increased to nanosecond and even

faster

IBM 360 series,

UNIVAC 9000

etc.

Fourth Generation:

1975-1990

VLSI or Microprocessor

Ø massive use of magnetic and optical storage devices with

capacity more than 100 GB

Ø advancement in software and high level language

Ø use of 4th generation language(4GL)

Ø operation speed increased beyond picoseconds and MIPS

(Millions of Instructions Per Second)

IBM PC,

Pentium PC,

Apple/Macintosh

etc.

Fifth Generation:

1990+

Bio-Chips

Ø AI will make computer Intelligent and knowledge

based

Ø very high speed, PROLOG (programming language)

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