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Digital Vs Analog
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Digital means that information is translated to numbers. This results that the Message can be splitted in well-defined parts that have a clear value e.g. 0/1, a..z, word etc.
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Digital means that information is translated to numbers. This results that the message can be divided in well-defined parts that have a clear value ((e.g. 0/1, a..z, word etc.))
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For more exact information see [[Wikipedia:Digital]] resp. [[Wikipedia:Analog_signal]]
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Compare with digital vs. analogue clock: at the digital clock it shows exactly 12:24. The analogue clock (in theory) when it goes from the 24th minutes to 25th it goes proportionally with the time (see with red, dotted).
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Compare digital vs. analogue clock: at the digital clock it shows exactly 12:24. The analogue clock (in theory) when it goes from the 24th minutes to 25th it goes proportionally with the time (see with red, dotted).
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For more exact information [[see]]
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Compare with digital vs. analogue clock: at the digital clock it shows exactly 12:24. The analogue clock (in theory) when it goes from the 24th minutes to 25th it goes proportionally with the time.
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Compare with digital vs. analogue clock: at the digital clock it shows exactly 12:24. The analogue clock (in theory) when it goes from the 24th minutes to 25th it goes proportionally with the time (see with red, dotted).
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!!Digital and analogue information
Digital means that information is translated to numbers. This results that the Message can be splitted in well-defined parts that have a clear value e.g. 0/1, a..z, word etc.
In analogue communication if you take two values, there is always a possibility to express a new value inbetween them.
%rfloat%(:draw clock:)
Compare with digital vs. analogue clock: at the digital clock it shows exactly 12:24. The analogue clock (in theory) when it goes from the 24th minutes to 25th it goes proportionally with the time.
Another major difference: a digital message can not be partly processed: or it is fully processed or nothing. An analogue one is more diffuse: if you take out some information, that also might have a particular meaning (but less punctual).
Digital means that information is translated to numbers. This results that the Message can be splitted in well-defined parts that have a clear value e.g. 0/1, a..z, word etc.
In analogue communication if you take two values, there is always a possibility to express a new value inbetween them.
%rfloat%(:draw clock:)
Compare with digital vs. analogue clock: at the digital clock it shows exactly 12:24. The analogue clock (in theory) when it goes from the 24th minutes to 25th it goes proportionally with the time.
Another major difference: a digital message can not be partly processed: or it is fully processed or nothing. An analogue one is more diffuse: if you take out some information, that also might have a particular meaning (but less punctual).
