The document discusses the five generations of computers from first to fifth. It provides details on the first three generations, including that the first generation used vacuum tubes and had large sizes, the second generation replaced vacuum tubes with transistors making computers smaller and less power consuming with magnetic core memory, and the third generation used integrated circuits to avoid heat problems with transistors.
The document discusses the five generations of computers from first to fifth. It provides details on the first three generations, including that the first generation used vacuum tubes and had large sizes, the second generation replaced vacuum tubes with transistors making computers smaller and less power consuming with magnetic core memory, and the third generation used integrated circuits to avoid heat problems with transistors.
The document discusses the five generations of computers from first to fifth. It provides details on the first three generations, including that the first generation used vacuum tubes and had large sizes, the second generation replaced vacuum tubes with transistors making computers smaller and less power consuming with magnetic core memory, and the third generation used integrated circuits to avoid heat problems with transistors.
The document discusses the five generations of computers from first to fifth. It provides details on the first three generations, including that the first generation used vacuum tubes and had large sizes, the second generation replaced vacuum tubes with transistors making computers smaller and less power consuming with magnetic core memory, and the third generation used integrated circuits to avoid heat problems with transistors.
REFERS THE GROETH OF COMPUTER INDUSTRY 1.FIRST GENERATION 2.SECOND GENERATION 3.THIRD GENERATION 4.FOURTH GENERATION 5.FIFTH GENERATION Generations of computer FIRST GENERATION THE FIRST ELECTRONIC OF THIS GENERATION WAS DEVELOPED DURING War-2 IN 1946 JOHN PRESPER ECKERD & JOHN MAUCHLY INVENTED THIS COMPUTER. CHARACTER OF FIRST GENERATION EACH COMPUTER HAS DIFFERENT BINARY COADED PROGRAM IT WAS TOO HEAVY & OCCUPIED LARGE SPACE IT CONSUMED VERY POWER
SECOND GENERATION In 1956 VACCUM TUBES WHERE REPLACED BY TRANSISTERS.THEY WERE SMALL IN SIZE LOW POWER CONSUMING LOW HEAT PRODUCTION CHARATER STIC OF SECOND GENERATION TRANSISTERS WERE USED FOR INTERAL OPERATIONS MAGNETIC COAT MAIN MEMROY IS USED THIRD GENERATION A TRANSISTORS OF 2 ND GENERATION WERE PRODUCING OF HUGE AMOUNT OF HEAT.IT WAS DAMAGING THE SENSITIVE PARTS OF THE COMPUTER CHRACTERSTICS OF THIRD GENERATION