The Evolution of Computing Devices Through History

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Explore the fascinating progression of computing devices from manual tools like the abacus and Oughtred's Slide Rule to the development of electronic and mechanic devices such as the Pascal's Machine and Monroe Calculator. Witness key milestones that revolutionized computation, leading to the birth of the modern electronic computer.


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  1. Computer Evolution Pengantar Ilmu Komputer

  2. Computer Classification Computer Processing Device Consist of 4 classification : Manual Device Mechanic Device Electronic Mechanic Device Electronic Device

  3. Manual Device Bone (300000BC) Used for reminder and communication ex : to count distance Petroglyphs (300000 BC) Used for note data

  4. Petroglyphs

  5. Papyrus (2600 BC)

  6. Abacus (2500 BC)

  7. Stonehenge (1900 BC)

  8. Oughtreds Slide rule (1621)

  9. Mechanic Device First Counting Device (Wilhem Schickard)

  10. Pascals Machine Aritmethique (1642)

  11. Leibnitzs Calculating Machine (1673)

  12. Logic Demonstrator (1777)

  13. Jacuquards Loom (1804)

  14. The Adder (1868)

  15. Monroe Calculator (1911)

  16. Electronic Mechanic Device 1890 Tabulation Machine (created by Dr. Herman Hollerith) 1920 1stotomatic counter machine (decision maker machine, by Leonardo Torresy Quevedo,Spain) 1931 1stAnalog Computer (Differensial Analyzer, Dr. Vannevar Bush, MIT) 1938 1stelectronic mechanic device (Complex Calculator, George R. Stibitz, Bell Laboratories)

  17. Electronic Device 1942 1stdigital computer 1944 Hardvard Mark I ASCC (1stotomatic arithmetic and logic, made by IBM, Prof. Howard Aiken,Harvard University )

  18. 1stGeneration (1946 1959) 1. Vacuum tube 2. Machine/Assembly Language 3. Secondary Storage : Magnetic Tape and Magnetic Disk 4. Punch Card and paper tape to feed program and to get results 5. Bulky 6. High Cost 7. Small Capacity 8. Consume more power with limited performance 9. Slow Process 10. For Scientific Computations

  19. Vacuum Tube

  20. EDVAC (1945)

  21. UNIVAC (1951)

  22. 2ndGeneration (1959-1964) 1. Transistor 2. High Level Language : fortran, cobol 3. Magnetic ferrite core memories were used as main memory 4. Bigger memory capacity 5. Magnetic tapes and magnetic disks were used as secondary memory 6. Real time and Time sharing capabilities 7. Smaller in size 8. Punch cards used continued 9. Lesser power consumption and better performance 10. Busines application and Technique

  23. Transistor

  24. LARC

  25. IBM 7094

  26. 3rdGeneration (1964 1970) 1. IC (Integrated Circuit) as main component 2. Better Software 3. 10000 times Faster then 1stgeneration 4. Bigger memory capacities 5. External Storage 6. Smaller electric power consumption 7. Multiprocessing and multiprogramming 8. Cheaper price 9. Smaller size 10.Visual and graphic display 11.Communication with other computer

  27. Integrated Circuit

  28. Sinclair

  29. PDP 1

  30. 4thGeneration (1970 - ) 1. Smaller size 2. Faster Processing 3. Cheaper Price 4. Bigger Capacity 5. Personal used 6. Software Development 7. Online application

  31. Ultra-Large Scale Integration (ULSI)

  32. Atari 2600 (1980)

  33. Motorolla 68000

  34. 5thGeneration Artificial Intelligent

  35. Future Computer Biochip synthetic Protein Similar to human characteristic : has emotion and thinking

  36. Biochip

  37. Computer Classification How to Process Data How to use Size Generation

  38. Way to Process Data Analog Computer For continue data and physical form ex : electricity, temperature, speed, pressure use for hospital (heart pressure), oil pipe, electricity power advantage : accept physical data and measure data without conversion weakness : precision

  39. Calculo (1959)

  40. Way to Process Data Digital Computer Numeric and character data form and usually used for business and technique Advantage : Faster data processing Data Storing Logical operation capabilities Correctional or erasable data Numeric, character and graphic output display

  41. Way to Process Data Hybrid Computer Combination of analog computer and digital computer

  42. Way to use Special Purpose Computer Made for certain case, usually used to handle one case. Used for automatic controller for industry. Ex : analog computer General Purpose Computer Made for handling many case. Slower then special purpose computer. Used for business, technique, education, word processing, gaming etc. Ex : General purpose computer

  43. Size Micro Computer Single user PC or notebook Small Space Smaller operand register Mini Computer Multiuser Small room

  44. Data General Nova (mini computer)

  45. Size Medium Computer Has many Input and Output Devices Used for Data Communication with hundreds terminal and separate from computer center Expensive Large Computer Large size Usually used by big company High speed processing and big capacity, timesharing capabilities Expensive

  46. Dec Vax (Medium Computer)

  47. Z 23 (Medium Computer)

  48. Size Super Computer Thousands Computer connected More effective in time sharing Very expensive

  49. Sequoia A constructed by IBM for The National Nuclear Security Administration for Advanced Simulation and Computing Program (ASC) petascale Blue Gene Supercomputer,

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