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What is the term for digital information consisting of zeros and ones?
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Digital infroamtion is a code consisting of zeros and ones. what is the term for this type of information?
The term is binary information.
Where does the word digital come from?
Digital information is stored using a series of ones and zeros or binary "digits". See the related link for more information.
What does the term digitise mean?
To convert from analog (continuously varying) to digital (consisting of ones and zeros) -usually discrete steps that can closely mimic the analog signal.
What type of communication is characterized as a series of ones and zeros?
Digital
The shift keying process uses changes in voltage level of the carrier signal to represent the binary ones and zeros in the digital information signal?
Amplitude
What are digital quantities?
Digital quantities are represented by binary numbers (ONES and ZEROS). The binary ONES and ZEROS make up a word or number that indicate a value. Each bit position represents a portion of the overall quantity.
What is Differrence Of Analog and Digital?
Digital = coputerized bits (ones & zeros). Analog = waves produced by certain hardware (generally speaking).
In telegraphy how you are using frequency shift keying?
Like in modems, you make digital zeros one frequency and digital ones another frequency.
What is electronic stored informaton?
The binary coded information. That is - information stored in zeros and ones.
When a voice signal is converted into a digital signal do the ones and zeros of the digital signals represent letters?
well yes and no yes it Will represents letter but as a function of an ASCII code like digital 41 Will represents the letter A
What is digital sound?
Digital sound is a rather silly name. Digital refers to how the sound is stored, as a huge number of ones and zeros. Ths stream of ones and zeros can then be fed as instructions to something like a computer, or something that works like a computer, and the computer will understand the instructions and turn them into something called an analouge(or analog)electric signal which then can be turned into sound by a set of headphones or speakers. Sound, the "thing" that we hear, is never digital.
Why do computers have difficulty with analog information?
Computers DO use analogue methods to transfer information.Modems, for example (short for "Modulator/DEModulator") use either frequency shift or phase shift to transmit information.Your monitor, even if it is a digital monitor, is using light to transmit information to your eyes, which is an analogue medium.Even your wireless connection uses frequencies (analogue) representing ones and zeros to your computer; where the frequencies are converted back to ones and zeros by the wireless card.
