Digital Image Processing is a type of Digital manipulation pertaining to pictures and video. "Photoshopping" a digital picture is an example of Digital Image Processing. Another example is what takes place in a digital camera when the image is captured on the image sensor and converted into a JPEG file to be saved on a memory card.
Digital Signal Processing is a generic term for any manipulation of a Digitally encoded signal, such as Audio, Video, or Radio Signals. This also includes Digital Image Processing where there is a signal being sent from one part of a system to another, such as in a digital camera. There are Microprocessors that are specifically built to process digital signals known as "Digital Signal Processors" (or DSP's).
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A: square wave can be positive and or negative. A digital signal is a square wave but it can be of invariable duty cycles
There is no modulation of a Digital Circuit.Modulation is placing information onto an analog circuit to transport thatinformation to a distant location to be decoded/demodulated.Having said that, you can modulate a digital signal in dozens of ways,(Modem) and you can also modulate an analog signal dozens of ways(AM Radio Station, CB Radio, Walkie Talkie, FM Rock Station).NoteWhat this question may really be asking about is something like:"What are the differences between using an analog signal and a digital signal when you want to encode some information for transmission?"so that has now been posted as a separate question.
The signal sent to the TV must be a digital signal as well.
The digital tuner also demodulates the normal analog broadcasting. The tuner outputs a analog composite video signal to Video Processing Chip. In that chip, there is a ADC to convert the analog to digital, then after procession, display the content on the screen
we can do analog signal processing also but it is very expensive as comparing with digital signal processing that's why we generally choose the digital signal processing.DSP allows programmable operations.But we cannot do in ASP.
Digital Signal Processing
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The basic elements in digital signal processing are an analog to digital converter, digital signal processor, and digital to analog converter. This process can take an analog input signal, convert it to digital for processing and offer an analog output.
Digital signal processing is the best compared to analog signal. It is because the digital signal is moreefficienterror freeimmune to noisethan an analog signal
The basic difference is that in analog modulation the modulating signal is analog signal and in digital modulation it is in digital form.
Emmanuel C. Ifeachor has written: 'Digital signal processing' -- subject(s): Adaptive signal processing, Digital filters (Mathematics), Digital techniques, Signal processing
DSP -Digital signal processing the word it self says it is process of analyzing the digital signal . The system which does this work of analysis is the digital signal processing system. In this system the raw analog signal(ex:human voice) which is time domain signal is fed to the pre aliasing filter which removes noise part of the signal and this fed to the sampling and quantization in which the real time analog signal is discretized and digitized . After this process this digitized signal is fed to the DSP processor to do the specific operation on the signal (ex: convolution , modulation etc.,) .This processed signal is fed to the D/A which converts the digital signal to the analog signal real time signal. after all explaining the process of signal processing. the stages between the sampling and D/A is the digital processing system.
The main difference between the tow is the signal. VGA uses an analog signal and DVI is a digital signal.
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