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WHAT ARE THEY?
Input Device
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Other uses of RFID
Keeping track of
inventory
in
stores
and
warehouses
Managing
and
locating
equipment and tools in
workspace
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Touch screens Benefits
Offer
intuitive
operation
Quick
menu
selection
Easy
maintenance
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Analogue data
Information
that
is
represented
in
a
physical
,
continuous
way
, like
sound waves
or
temperature
readings
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Digital data
Information
that
computers
can
store
,
access
and
work
using symbols
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Sensor
A device that
detects
and
responds
to some type of
input
from the
physical
environment
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The type of data output from a sensor is
analog
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The type of data read by a
microprocessor
is digital
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The item of hardware that converts data from a sensor so a microprocessor can read it is an
analog
to
digital converter
(
ADC
)
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The type of sensor that is used in a refrigerator is
temperature
sensor
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Uses of
Optical
Mark
Recognition
(OMR)
Collecting information from forms with bubbles
Processing lots of hand-filled documents
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Types of input devices
Manual
input devices
Direct
input devices
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Direct
data entry devices
Chip
and
pin
reader
Bar code
scanner
RFID reader (
Radio
Frequency
Identification
Reader
)
MICR reader (
Mangentic
ink
character
recognition
)
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What is Magnetic Strip Reader: are used to
read
data
found on magnetic
strips
found on the
back
of the
cards
What is a Chip and Pin reader?
are used
POS terminals
to make a
secure payment
using a
debit
or
credit card.
What is a RFID (Radio Frequency
Identification
)? .
reads information stored
on
tapes using radio waves.
MICR
Able to read
characters
in a
printed special link
, the characters are then
transformed
into
computer
understood
format
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MICR
Less chances
of
human error
Characters
can't
be
altered
Can be
read
even if
written over
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MICR Disadvantages
Expensive
Limited amount
Slower than using
a
keyboard
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Optical Mark Reader
Able to read pencil marks written in pen or
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Optical Mark Reader
More accurate
than OCR
Less chance
of
errors
Very
fast method
of
inputting data
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Optical Mark Reader Disadvantages
Forms have to be completed correctly to avoid manual checking
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OCR (
Optical Character Reader
)
A technology that
converts images
of
text
into
machine readable text format
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OCR
Faster method
than
manually typing
the
data
Less chance
of
error
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OCR Disadvantages
Not as accurate as OMR
Unable to read handwriting
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Barcode Scanners
Used to scan
bar
code
which has info about the
product
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Barcode Scanners
Quicker than typing the
codes
Can easily be updated with new
prices
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Barcode Scanners
Disadvantages
Can be
unreadable
or
missing
Could be
swapped
Can be an
expensive system
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