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L1 - Monitors (CRT) - Notes

The document provides an overview of Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) monitors, detailing their applications, advantages such as color accuracy and fast response times, and disadvantages including size, weight, and environmental concerns. It also discusses various input devices like keyboards, mice, trackballs, touchpads, microphones, and scanners, highlighting their pros and cons. The evolution of display technologies reflects a shift towards more efficient and aesthetically pleasing solutions, moving away from CRTs.

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L1 - Monitors (CRT) - Notes

The document provides an overview of Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) monitors, detailing their applications, advantages such as color accuracy and fast response times, and disadvantages including size, weight, and environmental concerns. It also discusses various input devices like keyboards, mice, trackballs, touchpads, microphones, and scanners, highlighting their pros and cons. The evolution of display technologies reflects a shift towards more efficient and aesthetically pleasing solutions, moving away from CRTs.

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Monitors

Cathode Ray Tube (CRT)


Learning Outcomes
Learners will be able to

• Identify and describe a CRT monitor

• Identify output devices and state their uses

• State their advantages and disadvantages


Types of Input Devices:
Keyboard:
• Advantages:
• Widely used and familiar input method.
• Suitable for a variety of tasks, including typing
documents and entering commands.

• Disadvantages:
• Limited for tasks requiring precise pointing or
drawing.
• Not ideal for non-alphabetic languages without
modifications.
Types of Input Devices:
Mouse:
• Advantages:
• Enables precise pointing and clicking.
• Intuitive for graphical interfaces.

• Disadvantages:
• Not as efficient for tasks requiring extensive text input.
• Moving parts may lead to wear and tear.
Types of Input Devices:
Trackball:
• Advantages:
• Requires less desk space than a mouse.
• Can be more comfortable for extended use.

• Disadvantages:
• Less common and may take time to adapt to.
• Not as intuitive for some users.
Types of Input Devices:
Touchpad:
• Advantages:
• Compact and integrated into many laptops.
• Supports gestures for efficient navigation.

• Disadvantages:
• May be less precise than a mouse.
• Limited physical space for movement.
Types of Input Devices:
Microphone (Voice Input):
• Advantages:
• Enables hands-free interaction.
• Useful for people with mobility issues.

• Disadvantages:
• Accuracy may vary, especially in noisy environments.
• Limited for tasks requiring precise control.
Types of Input Devices:
• Scanner:
• Advantages:
• Converts physical documents into digital
format.
• Useful for archiving and sharing documents
electronically.

• Disadvantages:
• Slower compared to other input methods.
• Requires additional storage space for scanned
files.
Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Monitors

A Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) is a


technology that was widely used in
the display of images on television
sets and computer monitors before
the advent of flat-panel display
technologies.
Cathode Ray Tube
Applications of CRT

• CRTs were widely used in


televisions, computer monitors,
radar displays, and oscilloscopes.
• They played a significant role in the
development of early computing
and entertainment technologies.
Advantages of CRT:
• Color Accuracy: CRTs were known
for their accurate color reproduction,
making them popular for graphic
design and video editing.
• Viewing Angles: CRTs had better
viewing angles compared to some
early flat-panel technologies.
Advantages of CRT:
• Color Accuracy: CRTs were known
for their accurate color reproduction,
making them popular for graphic
design and video editing.
• Viewing Angles: CRTs had better
viewing angles compared to some
early flat-panel technologies.
Advantages of CRT:
• Response Time: CRTs generally
had faster response times, making
them suitable for fast-paced
applications such as gaming.
Disadvantages of CRT:
Disadvantages of CRT:
• Size and Weight: CRTs are bulky
and heavy, occupying more space
compared to modern display
technologies.
• Energy Consumption: CRTs
consumed more power than newer
display technologies
Disadvantages of CRT:
• Screen Flicker: Some users
experienced eye strain and headaches
due to the flickering of CRT screens,
especially at lower refresh rates.
• Environmental Impact: CRTs contain
hazardous materials, including leaded
glass, posing environmental challenges
for disposal.
The evolution of display
technologies has been driven by a
desire for improved performance,
energy efficiency, and aesthetic
appeal. The decline in CRT usage
represents a shift towards more
advanced and versatile display
solutions that better meet the needs
of modern users and align with
environmental considerations.
Learning Outcomes
Learners can

• Identify and describe a CRT monitor

• Identify output devices and state their uses

• State their advantages and disadvantages


Lesson 2

1. Flat Screen Technology


a. TFT Monitor
b. IPS
c. LED
d. OLED
e. LCD

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