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Question
Differentiate between Analog and Digital communication.
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Solution 1
The signal (current or voltage) in the form of continuous, time-varying voltage or current are called continuous or analogue signals. Shows a pulse waveform in which only discrete values of voltages are possible. It is convenient to use binary mumbers to represent such signals.
Solution 2
An analog communication system uses analog signals for the transfer of information whereas a digital communication system uses digital signals for the transfer of information. In analog communications, signals are consist of continuous values but in digital communications, signals are consist of discrete values.
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