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Wat (wie) is input - definitie
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Inputs; INPUT; Input (disambiguation)
input
<architecture> Data transferred from the outside world into
a computer system via some kind of input device.
Opposite: output.
(1997-04-28)
Input
input
¦ noun
1. what is put in, taken in, or operated on by a process or system.
a person's contribution: her input on issues was appreciated.
2. the action or process of putting something in.
3. energy supplied to a device or system; an electrical signal.
Electronics a place or device from which energy or information enters a system.
¦ verb (inputs, inputting; past and past participle input or inputted) put (data) into a computer.
Derivatives
inputter noun
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor input
1. The rear panel does have two HDMI inputs, one component video input, one AV input with a choice of either composite or S–Video, and one RF input.
2. Custom can be adjusted independently per input while the others can be tweaked as well and apply to every input.
3. Seemi Jamali said. — Additional input from agencies
4. Two component–video jacks, a VGA–style PC input (1'20x1080 maximum resolution), an AV input with S–Video and composite video, another with only composite video, an RF–style antenna/cable input, an analog audio output and an optical digital audio output complete the back–panel jack pack, while another AV input with composite video joins the HDMI port on the side panel.
5. "It‘s as if the participants were changing the volume on visual input and auditory input depending on where they were supposed to be directing attention," Yantis said.