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The origins of the PS/2 mouse are back in the 1980s with the proliferation of the IBM Personal Computer (PC). This had the generic name of a Personal System, hence PS and the second version of this was therefore called the PS/2. The interface technology has remained under that name ever since.
The PS/2 interface is essentially a custom serial interface with one device supported per connector (unlike the modern USB, Universal Serial Bus, which can handle numerous devices on a single port). The data rate is relatively slow (40kbps) and the device is powered off a 5V dc supply.
Unlike the USB approach where devices are generally hot swappable, that is, they can be plugged in or unplugged at will), the PS/2 device cannot be removed without a system crash or freeze resulting.
The PS/2 mouse supports communication from the mouse to the host and vice versa, and the supply is provided from the host to the mouse in the form of a 5V line.
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