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                  CRT screen,  the signal generated  from  light  OmVm h¡, Vmo Bggo EH$ {g¾b CËnÝZ hmoVm h¡ Ÿ& `h {g¾b
                  pen  helps the program to identify that  item.
                  Light pen is a photosensitive device which looks  Cg q~Xw H$mo nhMmZZo _| _XX H$aVm h¡ & bmB©Q> noZ EH$
                  like a pen. The various blocks of light pen can  àH$me g§doXr `wpŠV h¡ Omo noZ Ho$ g_mZ {XIVr h¡& BgHo$
                  be drawn as shown above.                    {d{^ÝZ {hñgo CnamoŠV àH$ma Xem©E Om gH$Vo h¢:
                      The following important components of a     Bg_| {ZåZ _hËdnyU© {hñgo Xem©E JE h¢ …
                  light pen are shown in the diagram:
                      Lens: This is used to  focus the light      b|g … ñH«$sZ _| AmZo dmbo àH$me H$mo \$moH$g H$aVm
                  comming from screen onto the photocell.     h¡, {Oggo \$moQ>mogob na Vrd« àH$me n‹S>oŸ&
                      Photocell: This is a light-sensor. It gives a  \$moQ>mogob … `h EH$ àH$me-g§doXr S>m`moS> hmoVm h¡
                  voltage corresponding to the intensity of light  Omo àH$me Ho$ gmnoj dmoëQ>oO àXmZ H$aVm h¡Ÿ&
                  received from screen.
                      Amplifier: Since the signal generated from  Epåßb\$m`a … My±{H$ \$moQ>mogob go àmá dmoëQ>oO H$m
                  the photocell is very weak, therefore, amplifier  _mZ ~hþV H$_ hmoVm h¡, Bg{bE BgHo$ _mZ H$mo Epåßb\$m`a
                  is used to increase the strength of this signal.  Ûmam ~‹T>m`m OmVm h¡Ÿ&
                      Switch: This is  a  hand operated switch    pñdM … `h EH$ hmW go MbZo dmbm pñdM h¡, Omo
                  placed in between the photocell and amplifier  bmB©Q> noZ Ho$ H$m`© H$mo {Z`§§{ÌV H$aVm h¡Ÿ&
                  to control the light pen.
                      Cable: This is a shielded cable which con-  Ho$~b … `h EH$ erëS> M‹T>m hþAm Ho$~b hmoVm h¡, Omo
                  nects amplifier output to a Flip-flop.      Epåßb\$m`a Ho$ {g¾b H$mo EH$ pâbn-âbm°n na XoVm h¡Ÿ&
                      Flip-flop: This is a logic circuit which sets  pâbn-âbm°n … O~ Amdí`H$ n[a_mU H$m dmoëQ>oO
                  when the sufficient magnitude signal is received  Epåßb\$m`a go àmá hmoVm h¡, Vmo `h pâbn-âbm°n goQ>
                  from the amplifier. The state of flip-flop is read  hmo OmVm h¡Ÿ& Bg AdñWm H$mo H$åß`yQ>a n‹T>Vm h¡Ÿ& `{X `h
                  by computer and  if  it is  found to  be set, an  goQ> h¡, Vmo EH$ B§Q´>ßQ> CËnÝZ hmoVm h¡ Am¡a X- a{OñQ>a
                  interrupt is generated. The interrupt is used to  VWm Y- a{OñQ>a Ho$ A§Xa H$s ~mBZar g§»`mE± n‹T> br
                  read the contents of X register and Y register to
                  identify the location of the point.         OmVr h¡Ÿ&
                      The light pen has many other applications.  EH$ q~Xw H$mo Xem©Zo Ho$ A{V[aŠV bmB©Q> noZ Ho$ H$B©
                  It can be used for graphical purpose to draw  Cn`moJ h¢Ÿ& O¡go ñH«$sZ na grYo-grYo Hw$N> S´>mBªJ `m J«m\$
                  various diagrams directly on the screen.    ~ZmZmŸ&
                   1.21 Scanners                               1.21 ñHo$Za
                      The Scanners are input devices capable of   `h EH$ BZnwQ> `wpŠV hmoVr h¡, Omo {H$gr H$mJO H$s
                  accepting the information directly from a docu-  g§nyU© OmZH$mar H$mo grYo-grYo H$åß`yQ>a H$s _o_moar _|
                  ment. Therefore the user is relieved from typ-  S>mb XoVr h¡Ÿ&  Bggo  Cn`moJH$Vm©  H$mo Q>mB©n H$aZo  H$s
                  ing or drawing. The scanners can accept texts,  Amdí`H$Vm Zht n‹S>Vr& `o `wpŠV`m± Aja, J«m\$, \$moQ>mo
                  graphics,  or even  hand-written information.  `m hmW go {bIr OmZH$mar ^r ñdrH$ma H$aVr h¢ Ÿ& AV…
                  This gives rise to faster entry system. Basically,  `h EH$ VoO J{V go H$m`© H$aZo dmbm BZnwQ> {gñQ>_ h¡Ÿ&
                  there are two types of scanners:
                                                              Xmo àH$ma Ho$ ñHo$Za Cn`moJ _| AmVo h¢Ÿ&
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