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Match the following generation of computers with the technology used in that generation.

Generations Technology used
1.1st  Generation I.Microprocessors
2.2nd Generation II.Vaccum Tubes
3.3rd Generation III.Integrated Circuits
4.4th Generation IV.Transistors

 


1. 1.II  2.IV  3.I  4.III
2. 1.II  2.IV  3.III  4.I
3. 1.II  2.I   3.IV  4.III
4. 1.I  2.II  3.III  4.IV
5. None of these

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Correct Answer - Option 2 : 1.II  2.IV  3.III  4.I

The correct answer is ​1.II  2.IV  3.III  4.I

  • Generation in the computer is nothing but the evolution in different forms of computer.
  • Every time new hardware technology is used.
  • Each generation involves different hardware and software components that make it form a Computer system.
  • There is a total of 5 Generations known to date.
  • Each generation has different characteristics that are shown in the table below.
Generation of computers Features Examples and Images
1st Generation
  • The period of the first generation of computers is 1946-1959.
  • In this generation, Vaccum tube technology was used.
  • Computers of this generation generate a large amount of heat.
  • Therefore, these computers are not reliable and so expensive.
  • The size of these computers is very big.
  • These computers support machine Language only.
  • ENIAC
  • EDVAC
  • UNIVAC
2nd Generation
  • The period of the second generation was from 1959-1965.
  • In this generation, Transistors were used.
  • Transistors generate less amount of heat and more reliable as compared to first-generation computers.
  • Computers of this generation are cheap and smaller in size than that of the 1sr generation.
  • In this generation, assembly language and high-level programming languages like FORTRAN,
  • COBOL was used.
  • IBM 1620
  • IBM 7094
  • CDC 1604
3rd Generation
  • The period of the third generation was from 1965-1971.
  • Here IC's(Integrated Circuits) are used in place of Transistors.
  • A single IC has many transistors, resistors, and capacitors along with the associated circuitry. 
  • Due to this computer smaller in size, reliable and efficient.

 

  •  IBM-360 series
  • Honeywell-6000 series
  • PDP (Personal Data Processor)
  • IBM-370/168
4th Generation
  • The period of the fourth generation was from 1971-1980.
  • In this generation, very large integrated circuits (VLIC)were used.
  • VLIC has 500o transistors on a single cheap made it possible.
  • These computers are more affordable, reliable, and compact.
  • In this generation Real-time, the time-sharing operating system was used.
  • All the high-level languages like C, C++ were used in this generation
  • DEC 10
  • STAR 1000
  • PDP 11
  • CRAY-1(Super Computer)
  • CRAY-X-MP(Super Computer)
5th Generation
  • The period of fifth-generation is the 1980-till date.
  • In this generation, VLIC is replaced by ULSI.
  • ULSI is ultra large scale integration.
  • This generation is based on Artificial Intelligence.
  • AI is a branch in the computer which means and interpret to think computers like human brains.
  • All the high-level languages
  • like C and C++, Java, .Net, etc., are used
  • in this generation.
  • Desktop
  • Laptop
  • Notebook
  • Ultrabook
  • Chromebook

 

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