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Digital and analogue

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Analogue vs digital

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Card 1comparison

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Analogue vs digital

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Analogue is continuous and may take any value in its range; digital is discrete and takes one of a finite set of values.

Card 2process

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What is sampling?

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Measuring a continuous signal at intervals and recording each measurement as a number, so it can be stored digitally.

Card 3concept

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The two sampling choices

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Sample rate (how often you measure) and bit depth (how finely each measurement is recorded).

Card 4concept

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Is digital better than analogue?

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It is more robust — copies do not degrade. It is not automatically more faithful: a digital recording is always an approximation.

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