| Computer Fundamental |
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| Special Input Devices |
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| Bar Code Readers |
| A bar code is a specialized code represented
by sets of parallel bars of varying thickness and separation. This
is used for fast identification of items with an optimal scanner.
The optical scanner is called a bar code reader. The bar code
reader is a photoelectric scanner that read the bar code. |
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| Magnetic Data Entry |
| MICR Reader |
| There are two technologies in magnetic data entry. A magnetic
ink character recognition (MICR) technology reads iron oxide ink
preprinted or encoded on checks, deposit slips or on documents. An
MICR reader electronically captures data, by first magnetizing the
magnetic ink characters and then sensing the signal. |
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| Magnetic Stripe Reader |
| Another form of magnetic data entry is
the magnetic stripe technology that makes computers read credit
cards. The dark magnetic stripe on the back of credit cards is
the iron oxide coating. A magnetic stripe reader reads this magnetic stripe. |
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| Voice and Video Data Input Devices |
| Mike |
| A mike can be used to input sound (user voice etc) into computer and can be used with voice
based application or record sound and in varity of ways
where there is a need of sound. |
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| Digital Camera |
| A digital camera is an electronic device used to capture
and store photographs electronically instead of using
photographic film like conventional cameras. |
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| Web Camera |
| A webcam is a real-time camera whose
images can be accessed using the World Wide Web, instant messaging,
or a PC video calling application. Normally used in video
chatting or video calling etc. |
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