The device needs to signal the CPU to get its attention. It typically does this through an interrupt request line (IRQ).
The interrupt line, of course.
IRQ
Polling checks constantly the status of de I/O device, wasting CPU cycles. However with Interrupt driven I/O the device sends a request to the CPU to indicate that it needs attention. So, in some cases, Interrupt driven I/O will be better than polling, because doesn't waste CPU cycles checking when the device needs attention.
what are cpu device
Yes, the CPU itself is a processing device, it is the "brain" of the computer. CPU = Central *Processing* Unit
CPU is not a peripheral device.
Ram, cpu, storage device, output device, input device, communication device
An interrupt is a signal from a device attached to a computer or from a program within the computer that causes the CPU to stop executing the current program and figure out what to do next. It enable input/output device communicate or get the attention of the processor, and execute a program that need more attention.
No. A CPU is hardware.
No, the CPU is the Central Processing Unit. A monitor or printer would be an example of an output device.
when an i/o device is ready to do the process with cpu and the cpu not is not know the status of.. trhe i/o device,then i/o device sends a request to service it