Differnce between Analog & Digital
In analog system the magnitude of voltage or current is very
with time continuously .and in digital system the out put is
very in two stets one or zero if output is one then the
magnitude is at high position and if zero then the magnitude
oh output is zero the output can not change with time it
change insteniously
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