Input and Output devices - Online Free Computer Course
Input and Output devices
- To begin with, when a key is pressed the runner tone attached to the key downwards.
- The pressure of the fingertip in pressing the key leads to planner down on two electronic
contact.
- When these two contacts come together, the electricity flows through the circuit.
- When you lift your finger, the spring moves up lifting the key upwards and the electric circuit is
broken.
- Now the signal produced by two contacts coming together is passed onto the chip called as
microprocessor.
- The microprocessor holds the scan card. The pressed key stroke is smashed with the scan card.
- The microprocessor passes this required information to RAM.
- Based on the key stroke pressed, the signal is passed from the system to the monitor.
- And finally, the result is the character displayed on the screen.
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