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Monitor and Video Card

Monitor and Video Card. Nicole Juli Nicolás Uriarte 1o 1 St.Brendan´s 2011. Monitor. What is a monitor?. A monitor is an electronic visual display for computers. The monitor displays the video and graphics information generated by the computer through the video card.

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Monitor and Video Card

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  1. Monitor and Video Card Nicole Juli Nicolás Uriarte 1o 1 St.Brendan´s 2011

  2. Monitor

  3. What is a monitor? • A monitor is an electronic visual display for computers. • The monitor displays the video and graphics information generated by the computer through the video card. • Monitors are very similar to televisions but display information at a much higher quality.

  4. Differenttypes of monitors • Monitors come in two major types – CRT and LCD. • CRT (cathode –ray tube) monitors look much like traditional televisions and are very deep in size. They are usually bulky and heavy. • LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitors are energy efficient, compact thin and lightweight while offering equivalent, if not better, graphics quality. LCD monitor have a longer life-span, less heat output and save on space.

  5. CRT LCD

  6. Size • Most monitors range in size from 15" to 21" or more. This size is a diagonal measurement from one corner of the screen to the other.

  7. Monitor resolution • A computer monitor is made of pixels (short for "picture element"). Monitor resolution is measured in pixels, width by height. 640 x 480 resolution means that the screen is 640 pixels wide by 480 tall. • A pixel is the smallest element of a video image. Each pixel must be made up of three separate colors, there are smaller red, green, and blue dots on the screen that make up the image.

  8. Video Card

  9. A video cardisanexpansioncardwhosefunctionistogenerate output imagesto a display. • Othermodernhigh • performance • video cards are used • forgraphically • demanding • purposes, such as PC games.

  10. A modern video card consists of a printed circuit board on which the components are mounted. These include:

  11. Graphics Processing Unit - a dedicated processor optimized for accelerating graphics. Video BIOS - contains the basic program. Video memory RAMDAC - converts digital signals to analog signals for use by a computer display that uses analog inputs such as CRT displays.

  12. Outputs

  13. Video GraphicsArray (VGA) Analog-based standard adopted in the late 1980s designed for CRT displays, also called VGA connector. Some problems of this standard are electrical noise, image distortion and sampling error evaluating pixels.

  14. Digital Visual Interface (DVI) Digital-based standard designed for displays such as flat-panel displays (LCDs, plasma screens, wide high-definition television displays) and video projectors.

  15. Video In Video Out Included to allow the connection with televisions, DVD players, video recorders and video game consoles. They often come in two 9-pin mini-DIN connector variations.

  16. Conections

  17. Composite video Analog system with lower resolution; it uses the RCA connector.

  18. Component video It has three cables, each with RCA connector (YCBCR for digital component, or YPBPR for analog component); it is used in projectors, DVD players and some televisions.

  19. DMS 59 A connector that provides two DVI or VGA outputs on a single connector.

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