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- 1. 202 5 Timeline of Computer Submitted By: Jaishree Gahlot , Niharika Singh BCA 1st Semester
- 3. • CHARLES BABBAGE: •Charles Babbage is called the father of computers. Charles Babbage is known for designing mechanical calculating engines, difference engines, and analytical engines. These were some of the first computers produced, however, they were not the computers we know today. Let's go through some Charles Babbage information. You will remember "Charles Babbage" when you use your computer. In this Charles Babbage biography, you will get to know Charles Babbage history which includes education, lifestyle, contributions as well as published works and various Charles Babbage matter. • CHARLES BABBAGE : •Charles Babbage is called the father of computers. Charles Babbage is known for designing mechanical calculating engines, difference engines, and analytical engines. These were some of the first computers produced, however, they were not the computers we know today. Let's go through some Charles Babbage information. You will remember "Charles Babbage" when you use your computer. In this Charles Babbage biography, you will get to know Charles Babbage history which includes education, lifestyle, contributions as well as published works and various Charles Babbage matter.
- 5. ABACUS Abacus is an instrument withthe help of which one can count numbers and understand .
- 6. ABACUS Abacus is an instrument withthe help of which one can count numbers and understand . PASCALINE The Pascaline ushered in the age of mechanical calculators, which were greatly improved by the 18th century. Some nine units are known to exist today.
- 7. ABACUS Abacus is an instrument withthe help of which one can count numbers and understand . PASCALINE The Pascaline ushered in the age of mechanical calculators, which were greatly improved by the 18th century. Some nine units are known to exist today. DIFFERENCE ENGINE The Difference Engine was a mechanical device designed by Charles Babbage in the 19th century, considered the first mechanical computer, capable of automating complex calculations and printing the results.
- 8. ABACUS Abacus is an instrument withthe help of which one can count numbers and understand . PASCALINE The Pascaline ushered in the age of mechanical calculators, which were greatly improved by the 18th century. Some nine units are known to exist today. DIFFERENCE ENGINE The Difference Engine was a mechanical device designed by Charles Babbage in the 19th century, considered the first mechanical computer, capable of automating complex calculations and printing the results. ANALYTICAL ENGINE The analytical engine is a machine, first proposed by Charles Babbage in 1837, that is considered to be the concept for the first general mechanical computer.
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- 10. GENERATION 1 GENERATION 2 GENERATION 3 GENERATIO N 4 GENERATION 5 Vacuum Tube 1G40-1G50 Thefirst generation computer were introduced using the technology of vacuum tube which can control the flows of electronic in a vacuum . Transistor 1G56-1G63 Integrated Circuit 1G64- 1G71 Microproces sor 1G71- Present Artificial Intelligence Present- Future
- 11. GENERATION 1 GENERATION 2 GENERATION 3 GENERATIO N 4 GENERATION 5 VacuumTube 1G40-1G50 The first generation computer were introduced using the technology of vacuum tube which can control the flows of electronic in a vacuum . Transistor 1G56-1G63 The second generation of computer revolutionized as it started using the technology of transistor instead of bulky vacuum tube . Integrated Circuit 1G64- 1G71 Microproces sor 1G71- Present Artificial Intelligence Present- Future
- 12. GENERATION 1 GENERATION 2 GENERATION3 GENERATIO N 4 GENERATION 5 Vacuum Tube 1G40-1G50 The first generation computer were introduced using the technology of vacuum tube which can control the flows of electronic in a vacuum . Transistor 1G56-1G63 The second generation of computer revolutionized as it started using the technology of transistor instead of bulky vacuum tube . Integrated Circuit 1G64-1G71 The evolution of third generation computers took place with a shift from transistors to integrated circuit also called IC. Microproces sor 1G71- Present Artificial Intelligence Present- Future
- 13. GENERATION 1 GENERATION 2 GENERATION3 GENERATION 4 GENERATION 5 Vacuum Tube 1G40-1G50 The first generation computer were introduced using the technology of vacuum tube which can control the flows of electronic in a vacuum . Transistor 1G56-1G63 The second generation of computer revolutionized as it started using the technology of transistor instead of bulky vacuum tube . Integrated Circuit 1G64-1G71 The evolution of third generation computers took place with a shift from transistors to integrated circuit also called IC. Microprocessor 1G71-Present The fourth generation of computers microprocessor technology was used to develop the fourth generation computers Artificial Intelligence Present- Future
- 14. GENERATION 1 GENERATION 2 GENERATION3 GENERATION 4 GENERATION 5 Vacuum Tube 1G40-1G50 The first generation computer were introduced using the technology of vacuum tube which can control the flows of electronic in a vacuum . Transistor 1G56-1G63 The second generation of computer revolutionized as it started using the technology of transistor instead of bulky vacuum tube . Integrated Circuit 1G64-1G71 The evolution of third generation computers took place with a shift from transistors to integrated circuit also called IC. Microprocessor 1G71-Present The fourth generation of computers microprocessor technology was used to develop the fourth generation computers Artificial Intelligence Present-Future The fifth generation of computers has been built using the technology called Artificial intelligence (AI).