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What is the difference between analog and digital electronics?
An anlogous signal represents a slowly varying quantity with respect to time . A sinusoidal souce is an example of an anlogue signal. The digital signal is one which has only two stable staes.Either On or OFF. During On full signal and during Off No signal. We can also think of Digital signal as the output of an amplifier with input over driven with an analogue signal. its ouput saturates and gives full DC ouput voltage when it is ON and gives zero ouput for OFF. Uma1976 An analog signal is a variable signal, where as a digital signal is simply on or off. for example a video game steering wheel. With analog you can turn slightly anywhere between 0-90 degrees. With digital you can ONLY turn 90 degree's or 0 degrees'. This also works with buttons. Analog buttons can calculate how hard they are being pressed. Digital buttons only register if they are on, or off. ---- Analog electronics receive, process or output analog signals. Digital electronics receive, process or output digital signals. An analog signal is infinitely variable (usually between some limits). Its value could be 3, 3.2, 3.25, 3.257, 3.2573, etc. The signal "flows" from one value to another passing through the infinite number of values in between. For example a sine wave. A digital signal has discreet values. There are usually a finite number of possible values. The signal has steps instead of a smooth flow. For example, it might have a value of 3 or 4, but there is no such thing as a value of 3.5. Using a step analogy, you can stand on the 3rd step of a stair case, or the 4th step, but you can't stand on the 3.5th stair - it just doesn't exist. Note that either type of signal can be made to approximate the other, usually to any level of accuracy that is necessary. Also note, because many digital signals are binary (either on or off, 1 or 0), the terms digital and binary are sometimes confused. A digital signal can have more than two states, so not all digital signals are binary. But, all binary signals are digital. That is, binary signals are a subset of digital signals. ANALOG is not ONLY sinusoidal but it can be DC direct current. Consequently a limitless variably information. Is it better then digital NO WAY at very small quantity the noise is ambiguous as signal while digital has only 2 states true or false.
What is the difference between digital multitester and digital multimeter?
An analog multimeter measures values directly and is displayed using a meter. calibratin is done manually by adjusting the meter needle. A digital multimeter collects data at discrete times and the display is usually through LEDS. There is a bandwidh limit and calibration is often done with a click of a button which is much simpler compared to manually tuning the needle on an analog device
What gas exchange is a process that animals with thin skin use to allow gasses to flow right through their skin?
cutaneous
What are the steps in the design process of converting a set of design specifications into a functional combinational logic circuit?
A: FIRST step is form a flow chart. whereby decisions can be followed
How does an electric switch help in an electric circuit?
A switch is a means of making (on) or breaking (off) an electrical circuit.
What is flow of communication process?
The flow of communication process requires a medium either analog or digital other than the human or animal communication process semiotically , orally or graphically in text or illustration. Spatially the communication flow can be linear (directional), circular, branched or structured in the path the communication flow. The flow could be direct or relayed.
What is flow of communication?
The flow of communication process requires a medium either analog or digital other than the human or animal communication process semiotically , orally or graphically in text or illustration. Spatially the communication flow can be linear (directional), circular, branched or structured in the path the communication flow. The flow could be direct or relayed.
What is the principle of digital multimeter?
A: A VOM digital requires to have a ADC analogue to digital converter whereby the analogue input will be displayed as number representation. An analogue meter all it requires is to have is current flow through it.
What is mean by bidirectional converter?
A converter where the power flow is in both the directions...e.g. If you parallel buck converter and boost converter you can achieve bi-directional power flow...
What is meant by luo converter?
It is a bidirectional power flow converter
What is the difference between high flow catalytic converter and regular converter?
There are no differences. High flow catalytic converters are not really high flow; the catalytic converters you have on your vehicle are as high flow as you need them to be. A "high" flow converter will either be of a larger diameter, or the inside is made in such a way that there is less restriction to exhaust flow.
What is the difference between power electronics and linear electronics?
Power electronics is study about controlling the power using electronics devices, Electronics is study about controlling the electrons flow&make amplification of electrons for required areas
Does resistance to electrical current flow have the same meaning as resistance to fluid flow?
no, a better analog is reactance
What does a digital meter do?
A multimeter is used to measure various parameters in an electrical circuit. It can be used to measure things like voltage, current, resistance, frequency, and more depending on the how advanced the meter is.The digital aspect of the meter is easier to explain with respect to an analog meter. The old analog meters used built in analog circuits to detect the above parameters and display the measurement by moving a mechanical needle a certain distance based on the magnitude of the measurement. This distance could be correlated with the magnitude using formulae and a scale was printed on the face of the meter so you could tell what value the needle was pointing at.Digital meters, however, take the analog signals and convert them to digital signals. These digital signals represent binary information that a micro-processor can read. The processor can be programmed to interpret the incoming data and then display in on the screen.
What is the difference between flow process and non flow process?
Flow process takes place in open system & non-flow process takes place in closed system.
What is flow and non flow process of themodynamicsgive the definition and diagram also?
Flow through the OPen systems called Flow Process Flow through the Closed systems called NON Flow process.
What is process flow sheet in chemical engineering?
A process flow sheet or diagram is used to show the flow of plant processes and equipment. Process flow sheets of multiple process units are called block or schematic flow diagrams.
