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Why the information collected by the sensor can't be read by computer directly?
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A computer cannot read data from sensors directly because the signals received from the sensors come as analogue signals which, a computer cannot read. It requires a converter to convert the signals in to digital signals so the computer can be able to read it.
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What is found in a computer scanner?
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How do you translate an image into binary?
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