analogue to digital Flashcards

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What is analogue signal?

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is one that continuously changes its values

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What is a digital signal?

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a series of pulses consisting of just two states, ON(1) or OFF (0) with no values in between

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What is a disadvantage of using an analogue wave?

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  • possibility of interference
  • can cause static
  • noise
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How is digital data transmitted?

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  • as clear cut discreet units
  • 0s and 1s show electrical signals as being on or off
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What are the advantages of using digital transmission?

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  • more reliable across longer distances
    -can be replicated any time you need a copy
  • carry large amounts of info
  • can have longer cables without signal loss being a problem
  • quality is better because there is less energy loss
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What is digital sampling?

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converting an analogue signal into a digital signal
- connect it to a sensor to give an analogue signal into the ADC input
- select sampling rate and sensitivity
- send digital output signal to a display

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sampling rate

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number of times per second that the quality is measured

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sampling sensitivity

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  • the smallest increment in the quantity that is measured and recorded
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why transmit in digital?

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  • more data fitted in the same bandwith
    -most interference can be eliminated giving a higher quality
  • can be stored and processed by a computer
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