Scribd
Upload
2 views

Case Study on Mouse

The document provides an overview of the computer mouse, detailing its evolution, operation principles of mechanical, optical, and laser mice, and the current market status. It also discusses wireless technology, types of mice, common troubleshooting issues, and future trends such as biometric integration and AI customization. The gaming and ergonomic segments are projected to grow by 5-7% annually.

Uploaded by

Rushit Patel
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
2 views

Case Study on Mouse

The document provides an overview of the computer mouse, detailing its evolution, operation principles of mechanical, optical, and laser mice, and the current market status. It also discusses wireless technology, types of mice, common troubleshooting issues, and future trends such as biometric integration and AI customization. The gaming and ergonomic segments are projected to grow by 5-7% annually.

Uploaded by

Rushit Patel
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 9

Case Study On Mouse

Subject : Computer Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Guaided By : Akp Sir


Introduction to the
Computer Mouse
The computer mouse evolved from Engelbart's 1964 prototype. It is the
key Human Interface Device (HID) for graphical operating systems.

The global mouse market is projected to reach $1.85 billion by 2028,


growing steadily.
Operation and Working
Principle: Mechanical
Mouse
Ball Mechanism
Movement detected by a rolling ball that moves internal rollers.

Encoder Wheels
Rollers turn encoder wheels, converting movement to electrical
signals.

Limitations
Prone to dirt, less precision with around 400 DPI resolution.

Market Status
Usage has drastically declined, now under 1% of total mouse sales.
Operation and Working
Principle: Optical Mouse
Illumination & Sensor
LED lights up surface while sensor captures reflected images.

Image Processing
Chip analyzes surface changes to detect precise movement.

Resolution & Polling


Supports 800 to 16,000 DPI and 125 to 1000 Hz polling rate.

Market Presence
Dominates wired mouse sales with approximately 70% share.
Operation and Working Principle: Laser Mouse
Precision & Surfaces Advantages Usage & Cost Power Consumption
Laser diode offers higher Extremely high DPI up Preferred by gamers Consumes more power
precision on more surface to 16,000+ and graphic than optical models.
types than LED mice. Superior tracking professionals
accuracy Costs 20-50% more
than optical mice
Wireless Mouse Technology

Radio Frequency Bluetooth Battery Life


(RF) Requires pairing and Can last up to 24
Uses 2.4 GHz band uses less power. months on AA
with up to 30 feet batteries depending
range. on usage.

Latency
Modern wireless mice
offer less than 8 ms
latency, suitable for
gaming.
Types of Mouse: Ergonomic and Specialized

Ergonomic Gaming
Designed to reduce hand strain, e.g., High DPI, customizable buttons,
vertical mice. adjustable weights for precision.

Pen Mouse Trackball


Pen-shaped input used by graphic Stationary base controlled by thumb or
designers for precision drawing. fingers for dexterity.
Troubleshooting Common
Mouse Issues
No Movement
Verify cable connection or check/wireless battery status.

Erratic Movement
Clean the sensor or change the surface to improve
tracking.

Button Problems
Check driver software and test in different apps.

Driver Issues
Update or reinstall drivers via Device Manager.
The Future of Mouse
Technology
Biometric Integration
Incorporating fingerprint scanners for enhanced security.

Haptic Feedback
Simulating textures and surfaces for immersive interaction.

AI Customization
Adaptive settings that learn user preferences for better
control.

Gesture Control
Combining traditional mouse with air gestures for new
inputs.

Gaming and ergonomic mice segments are expected to grow by 5-7%


annually.

You might also like