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UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM COLLEGE OF INFORMATION, COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING PROGRAM: BSC IN ELECTRONICS SCIENCE AND COMMUNICATION NAME: JUMA RAJAB REG: 2011-04-00089 ASSIGNMENT NO 4 EP110 ANALOGUE ELECTRONICS 3

ADVANTAGE OF ANALOGUE OVER DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY In electronics field there are two basic categories of technologies which are digital and analog. Analog is the one in which transmitted of signal and the digital are transmitted in discrete way.
There are several advantages of analog over that of
Digital as following; Analog circuits are not limited they can measure even the second decimal points. Compared to digital circuits are inherently limited in their precision that why they must count in fixed units .Example in most of digital thermometer for instance have only one digit to the right of decimal example, they can indicate a temperature of 87.7 but can’t indicate 87.65.Hence one among of advantage of analog field. The band width of analog scheme is depending on physical capabilities of analog circuits. But that of digital system is determined according to the Nyquist frequency by sample rate used hence it is limited due to this fact and if Nyquist frequency is distorted hence the whole digital system distorted in terms of bandwidth. In analogy it is cheap to achieve any given non standard of technical signal quality compared to digital system it is expensive to get the achievement of any given non standard technical signal.. In analog technology wave is recorded in its original form such that analog tape recorder signal is used in straight from microphone and laid on to tape. The wave from microphone is analog wave and hence the wave is analog as well. The wave on the tape can read amplified and set to a

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