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Analog technology uses continuous signals (waves) to represent data, while digital technology uses discrete binary code (0's and 1's). Analog's natural and continuous, whereas digital is precise, efficient for storage, and resistant to noise.Analog technology uses continuous signals (waves) to represent data, while digital technology uses discrete binary code (0's and 1's). Analog's natural and continuous, whereas digital is precise, efficient for storage, and resistant to noise.
0 Comments 0 Shares 94 Views 0 ReviewsAnalog technology uses continuous signals (waves) to represent data, while digital technology uses discrete binary code (0's and 1's). Analog is natural'a and continuous, whereas digital is precise, efficient for storage, and resistant to noise.Analog technology uses continuous signals (waves) to represent data, while digital technology uses discrete binary code (0's and 1's). Analog is natural'a and continuous, whereas digital is precise, efficient for storage, and resistant to noise.
0 Comments 0 Shares 89 Views 0 ReviewsAnalog technology uses continuous signals (waves) to represent data, while digital technology uses discrete binary code (0s and 1s). Analog is natural's and continuous, whereas digital is precise, efficient for storage, and resistant to noise.Analog technology uses continuous signals (waves) to represent data, while digital technology uses discrete binary code (0s and 1s). Analog is natural's and continuous, whereas digital is precise, efficient for storage, and resistant to noise.
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