Analog and Digital Technology: A Comparison

NTC362

University of Phoenix

Analog and Digital Technology: A Comparison

Analog to digital conversions techniques begin with the transmission of the information without reproduction of the original information minus the degradation with signal distortion or noise by the binary signal. T. T. (2011). "The binary signal consists of two values characterized by binary digits or bits 1 and 0. Unless the noise and distortion is picked up during transmission then the binary signal will not change. The value is measure by the receiver so that the reception is clear. If the information to be transferred is already in binary form as in data communications there isn't any need for the signal to be encoded. Voice communication thru the...