COMPUTER PERIPHERALS

by D.H. HORROCKS BARRY WILKINSON

Digital computer systems consist of a central processor unit accompanied by peripheral devices which input, output, transfer and store data and information. In the design of many systems, the function of peripherals, such as printers, disk drives, mice, etc. can be more important than the particular microprocessor employed.With its description of all the major peripherals, how they work, and how they communicate with the computer and each other, this accessible text will be of interest to anybody who comes into contact with computers. The new edition places greater emphasis on the use of peripherals with microcomputers and has been thoroughly revised to include many new and developing devices.

316 pages, Paperback