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IBM-1401, CDC-6600, IBM-7030 etc. belong to the. |
first generation computers
second generation computers
third generation computers
fourth generation computers
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PDP-5,PDP-8,IBM-360 series and IBM-370 series belong to the. |
first generation computers
second generation computers
third generation computers
fourth generation computers
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An analog computer produces its results in the form of. |
numbers
codes of '0's and '1's
log format
graphs
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4 |
Pick up the wrong statement in the analogy of mechanical and electrical devices. |
resistance is analog of damping
inductance is analog of mass
capacitance is analog of spring
charge is analog of displacement
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The accuracy of analog computers as compared to digital computer is. |
more
less
nearly same
unpredictable
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An integrated circuit is. |
a complex circuit
an integrating device
fabricated on a tiny silicon chip
another name for chip
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The disadvantage of analog computer over the digital computer lies in its. |
set up being closely resembling the physical system
having parallel structure and low cost
being readily tied up with a physically system without using expensive inter phase
need for scaling, limited number of units, limited accuracy
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The focus of the fifth generation is. |
connectivity
symbolic languages
silicon
memory chips
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The general-purpose processor on a chip is otherwise known as the. |
ENIAC
minicomputer
pocket calculator
microprocessor
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IBM's System/360 family of computers was introduced during the. |
1950s
third generation
second generation
1990s
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Primary storage for the UNIVAC was via |
punched cards
transistors
magnetic cores
disk packs
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Most mainframe computers are basically. |
4 bit machines
8 bit machines
32 bit machines
16 bit machines
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First-generation computers were characterized by the use of the. |
microprocessor
vacuum tube
transistor
integrated circuit
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Hellerith's Tabulating Machine company eventually became. |
IBM
AT & T
Apple
General Electric
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The ENIAC, using ABC principles, was designed by. |
Charles Babbage
Bell Laboratories
John V. Atanasoff
Mauchly and Eckert
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