GENERATIONS OF COMPUTER:
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Generations of computer:
The development of electronic computer can be divided into generations depending upon the technologies used. Different generations of computers are as follows:
. First generations (Vacuum tube) 1946-1956
. Second generations (Transistor) 1958-1963
. Third generations (Integrated Circuits) 1964-1970
. Fourth generations (Microprocessor) 1971-Present
. Fifth generations (Artificial intelligence) Present and Future
First generations computer (1946-1957):
The First generations computers used vacuum tubes . A vacuum tube was expensive. It produced much heat that caused the computer breakdown. Two examples of first generations computer are ENIVAC and UNIVAC-I etc.
Vacuum Tube
Advantages:
. Vacuum tube made possible to make electronic digital computer.
Disadvantages:
. These computers were very large in size.
. They were not portal.
. They were not very reliable.
. They were more costly.
. They were quite slow in speed.
. They consumed a lot of power.
. They were different to maintain.
. They used punch cards for input.
. They used magnetic drums that provided less storage.
. They used machine language only.
Second generations computer (1958-1963)
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