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[image]. CLASSIFICATIONS OF COMPUTER.
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By Type. Categorization based on the type of data handled and the processing method used (Digital, Analog, or Hybrid)..
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Classification By Type. Digital, Analog, and Hybrid Systems.
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Digital computers represent information in a binary form, using only two states: 0 and 1..
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Analog computers represent information in a continuous form with no breaks during transmission..
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The Best of Both Worlds. Exhibits features of both analog and digital systems. Digital components provide logic/control, while analog components solve complex equations..
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Special Purpose. Designed to solve a specific class of problems for which it was manufactured..
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Classification By Size. From Supercomputers to Microcomputers.
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The most powerful and fastest computers in existence, using massive parallel processing power..
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Support hundreds or thousands of simultaneous users, handling massive data throughput..
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Minicomputers. Multi-processing systems supporting 4 to 200 users simultaneously. Often used as network or internet servers for small-to-medium organizations..
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Commonly known as Personal Computers (PC). They contain a CPU on a single microchip (Microprocessor)..
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Category Core Characteristic Typical Users Supercomputer Extreme Speed & Math Power Govt Agencies, Scientists Mainframe Massive Throughput & I/O Large Corporations, Banks Workstation Graphic & Design Power Engineers, Animators Microcomputer General Computing/Mobility Individuals, Offices.
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THANK YOU…!. Introduction to Computing - University of Kelaniya.