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2.1 Worksheet Input Device

Input devices allow data to be input into a computer. Pointing devices like a mouse, touchpad, and tracker ball are used to control the movement of the cursor on a screen. A touchpad is built into laptops and is more difficult to use than a mouse. Numeric keypads can be used at ATMs, point-of-sale devices, or for chip and pin entry. Remote controls can be used from a distance. Microphones and webcams can be used in web conferences. Sensors read analog signals while computers read digital signals, requiring an analog-to-digital converter to interpret the sensor data.
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2.1 Worksheet Input Device

Input devices allow data to be input into a computer. Pointing devices like a mouse, touchpad, and tracker ball are used to control the movement of the cursor on a screen. A touchpad is built into laptops and is more difficult to use than a mouse. Numeric keypads can be used at ATMs, point-of-sale devices, or for chip and pin entry. Remote controls can be used from a distance. Microphones and webcams can be used in web conferences. Sensors read analog signals while computers read digital signals, requiring an analog-to-digital converter to interpret the sensor data.
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ICT IGCSE Theory – Revision Presentation

2.1 Input devices and their uses

Fill in the blanks

Input Devices allow data to be ____________


input into a computer.
Chapter 2: Input and output devices

Pointing
A mouse, touch pad and a tracker ball are know as _____________ devices.

Laptop
A touch pad is built into the ____________. It is more difficult to use compared to a
___________.
Mouse

ATM Chip and Pin


A numeric key pad could be used at an ________ , _________
POS or ________________.
Distance
Remote control can be used at a ___________.
Microphone Web Cam
_______________ and _______________ can be used in a web conference.
Analogue Digital
Sensors read in ____________ signals. Computers read in ____________ signals. An
______
ADC is required to convert the signal so that it can be understood by the computer.
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Chapter 2: Input and output devices

U M 1) Pointing Device
2) Used from a distance
S O 3) Used in Computer
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games/simulators
4) Can be used to create copies
3 W E 5) Type in numerical data
6) Used in web conference
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1) Part of a laptop (Pointing device)
S C K C N 2) Measures real world properties
3) Used to input sound
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4) Used by users with restricted wrist
I N Y M R movement.
5) Sensors record in this signal
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ICT IGCSE Theory – Revision Presentation
2.1 Input devices and their uses
Matching Input Device and their Use
Chapter 2: Input and output devices
ICT IGCSE Theory – Revision Presentation
2.1 Input devices and their uses
Questions
Chapter 2: Input and output devices

1) Describe three different types of input devices you use?


Mouse, Microphone and Webcam

2) Describe three different types of sensors and their use?


Temperature sensor- used in central heating systems, automatic ovens and glasshouses.
Light sensor- used in automatic doors, alarm systems, street lighting control
Pressure sensor- used in robotics, washing machines, environmental monitoring.
3) Why can computers not read data from sensors?
Because computers only understand digital data, so the data are converted by ADC.

4) What is required for a computer to read data from a sensor?

The data are converted by ADC, so analogue to digital converter (ADC) is required.

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