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2 years ago

List analog devices, Digital devices and hybrid devices

Computers and Technology

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andrey2020 [161]2 years ago

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Answer:

Types of Hybrid Computers:

1. Large Electronic Hybrid Computer

2. General-Purpose Hybrid Computers

3. Special-Purpose Hybrid Computers

Examples of Hybrid Computers

1. Gasoline Station

2. Electrocardiogram Machine

3. Ultrasound Machine

4. Monitoring Machine

5. Research and Production Industries

6. Forensic

7. Defence

Types of Analogue Computers

1. Slide Rules

2. Differential Analysers

3. Castle Clock

4. Electronic Analogue Computers

5. Mechanical Analogue Computers

Examples of Analogue Computers

1. Thermometer

2. Speedometer

3. Analogue Clock

4. Seismometer

5. Voltmeter

6. Flight Simulators

7. Tide Predictors

Types of Digital Computers

1. Micro Computer

2. Mini Computer

3. Mainframe Computer

4. Super Computer

Examples of Digital Computers

1. Calculator

2. Digital Clock

3. Automobiles

4. Weighing Machine

5. Consumer Electronic Equipments

6. Smart Phones

7. Laptop/Personal Computer

8. ATM

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