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    This document provides information about various computer controlled devices and where they are used. It describes computer controlled devices as those that accept physical inputs from external sources and perform specific functions based on computer instructions. Examples given include security systems, manufacturing processes, traffic lights, and greenhouses. A greenhouse example is described in more detail where temperature, humidity, and ventilation are automated based on sensor readings and a control program to maintain optimal growing conditions. Other computer controlled devices mentioned include sensors, ATMs, robots, security alarms, automatic doors, elevators, and traffic light systems.

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    This document provides information about various computer controlled devices and where they are used. It describes computer controlled devices as those that accept physical inputs from external sources and perform specific functions based on computer instructions. Examples given include security systems, manufacturing processes, traffic lights, and greenhouses. A greenhouse example is described in more detail where temperature, humidity, and ventilation are automated based on sensor readings and a control program to maintain optimal growing conditions. Other computer controlled devices mentioned include sensors, ATMs, robots, security alarms, automatic doors, elevators, and traffic light systems.

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    This document provides information about various computer controlled devices and where they are used. It describes computer controlled devices as those that accept physical inputs from external sources and perform specific functions based on computer instructions. Examples given include security systems, manufacturing processes, traffic lights, and greenhouses. A greenhouse example is described in more detail where temperature, humidity, and ventilation are automated based on sensor readings and a control program to maintain optimal growing conditions. Other computer controlled devices mentioned include sensors, ATMs, robots, security alarms, automatic doors, elevators, and traffic light systems.

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    COMPUTER CONTROL

    DEVICES
    In this I will give information about
    computer control devices like what is
    this and where it will use other thing.
    What is computer controlled device

    A computer controlled device


    accepts physical inputs from
    external source and pairs this
    information with computer
    controlled instructions to perform
    specific function.
    Where computer controlled devices will
    be use
    Motion detectors have sensors that detect
    movement and send a signal to a
    sound device that produces a sound alarm.
    There are motion detectors that employ
    cameras to capture images and send
    them to a computer. Such sensors are used in
    banks, shopping malls .
     Security systems and burglar alarms.
     Manufacturing processes.
     Traffic lights and pedestrian crossings.
    A computer-controlled greenhouse

     To get the best plant growing conditions, the temperature and


    humidity (moisture in the air) have to be controlled.
     The greenhouse therefore has temperature and humidity
     Sensors linked to a computer, and the computer has a control
     Program storing details of the correct temperature and humidity
    settings. The greenhouse is fitted with a heater, sprinkler and
    window motor which are also linked to the computer.
     If the humidity falls below the values stored in the program, the
    computer activates the sprinklers and closes the windows. If the
    temperature falls outside the values stored in the program, the
    heater is activated by the computer.
     The system monitors the conditions all day and night and
    responds immediately to any changes. To alter the growing
    condition the values in the computer program can of course be
    changed.
    A computer-controlled greenhouse

    Image of green house

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    Example of computer controlled devices

    1. Sensors
    2. Automatic teller machine
    3. Robot
    4. Burglar Alarm system
    5. Automatic door
    6. Lift
    7. Traffic light system
    8. Car park barriers
    Sensor
    A sensor is a device that receives signal or
    stimulus (e.g. voltage, heat, pressure,
    radiation, sound waves, humidity etc.) and
    responds to it in a distinctive manner.
    The sensors find its utility at variety of
    machines/devices like bar code scanners,
    weighing machines, escalators, automatic
    flush, ATM, robots.etc
    sensor
    Image of sensor
    Automatic teller machine
    An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) is a
    computer controlled machine designed for
    financial transactions without going to the
    bank.
    The ATM is connected to the bank database
    through a computer controlled system that has
    capability to perform transactions based upon
    the information that is provided by the
    customer through its banking card (debit/
    credit card).
    Automatic teller machine
    Image of automatic teller machine
    Robot
    A robot is a computer controlled device
    programmed to move, manipulate objects, and
    accomplish work while interacting with its
    environment.
    The robot, in its most basic form, contains
    sensors, which provide feedback data on the
    robotís current situation, and a system to
    process this information according to
    preprogram instructions so that the next action
    can be determined accordingly.
    Robot
    image of robot
    The End
    And Thank you

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