What Is The Difference Between Digital And Analogue Signals?
A discrete-time signal is digitally represented by the term digital signal. Analog signals are the source from which a discrete-time signal is derived. In other words, a digital can be said to be a discrete-time signal which is quantified. Conversely, the discrete-time signal is a sampled version of an analog signal. An analogue signal is a signal that is variable, as well as continuous in terms of amplitude and time. Even miniscule fluctuations in this type of signal are significant, and this is mainly how it is different from a digital signal.
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