Explain the input, process and output cycle for the withdrawal of 2000 rupees from your savings account, using an ATM card.

The input, process and output cycle for the withdrawal of 2000 rupees from my savings account, using an ATM card is as follows:

Input:

1. Insert ATM card — ATM card is inserted into the card reader slot on the ATM machine.
2. Enter PIN — Enter the PIN on the ATM's keypad.
3. Enter the amount to withdraw which in this case will be 2000.

Process:

1. Card authentication — The ATM machine processes the information on the card and authenticates the card.
2. PIN verification — The entered PIN is then validated to ensure it matches the one associated with the bank account.
3. Account verification — The ATM establishes a connection with the bank's computer system to verify the account details, balance, and transaction limits.
4. Funds availability check — The system checks if the account has sufficient funds to complete the withdrawal, else the transaction will be declined.
5. Dispense 2000 rupees — The ATM processes the withdrawal request, and the cash dispenser mechanism inside the ATM is activated to count and dispense 2000 rupees in the form of bank notes.
6. Update account balance — The bank's computer system updates the account balance to reflect the withdrawal.

Output:

1. Dispensed cash — The ATM dispenses the requested amount (2000 rupees) in banknotes through a secure slot.
2. Optional receipt — Optionally, the ATM may offer you a transaction receipt.
3. Transaction completion — The ATM returns your card, and the display usually shows a message indicating that the transaction is complete.