1. The main advantage of digital signals over
analog signals is that the precise signal level of the digital signal is not
vital. This means that digital signals are fairly immune to the imperfections
of real electronic systems which tend to spoil analog signals. As a result,
digital CD's are much more robust than analog LP's.
2. Codes are often used in the transmission of
information. These codes can be used either as a means of keeping the
information secret or as a means of breaking the information into pieces that
are manageable by the technology used to transmit the code, e.g. The letters
and numbers to be sent by a Morse code are coded into dots and dashes.
3. Digital signals can convey information with greater
noise immunity, because each information component (byte etc) is determined by
the presence or absence of a data bit (0 or one). Analog signals vary
continuously and their value is affected by all levels of noise.
4. Digital signals can be processed by digital circuit
components, which are cheap and easily produced in many components on a single
chip. Again, noise propagation through the demodulation system is minimized
with digital techniques.
5. Digital signals do not get corrupted by noise etc.
You are sending a series of numbers that represent the signal of interest (i.e.
audio, video etc.)
6. Digital signals typically use less
bandwidth. This is just another way to say you can cram more information
(audio, video) into the same space.
7. Digital can be encrypted so that only the intended
receiver can decode it (like pay per view video, secure telephone etc.)
8. Enables transmission of signals over a long distance.
9. Transmission is at a higher rate and with a wider
broadband width.
10. It is more secure.
11. It is also easier to translate human audio and video
signals and other messages into machine language.
12. There is minimal electromagnetic interference in
digital technology.
13. It enables multi-directional transmission
simultaneously.
1. The main advantage of digital signals over
analog signals is that the precise signal level of the digital signal is not
vital. This means that digital signals are fairly immune to the imperfections
of real electronic systems which tend to spoil analog signals. As a result,
digital CD's are much more robust than analog LP's.
2. Codes are often used in the transmission of
information. These codes can be used either as a means of keeping the
information secret or as a means of breaking the information into pieces that
are manageable by the technology used to transmit the code, e.g. The letters
and numbers to be sent by a Morse code are coded into dots and dashes.
3. Digital signals can convey information with greater
noise immunity, because each information component (byte etc) is determined by
the presence or absence of a data bit (0 or one). Analog signals vary
continuously and their value is affected by all levels of noise.
4. Digital signals can be processed by digital circuit
components, which are cheap and easily produced in many components on a single
chip. Again, noise propagation through the demodulation system is minimized
with digital techniques.
5. Digital signals do not get corrupted by noise etc.
You are sending a series of numbers that represent the signal of interest (i.e.
audio, video etc.)
6. Digital signals typically use less
bandwidth. This is just another way to say you can cram more information
(audio, video) into the same space.
7. Digital can be encrypted so that only the intended
receiver can decode it (like pay per view video, secure telephone etc.)
8. Enables transmission of signals over a long distance.
9. Transmission is at a higher rate and with a wider
broadband width.
10. It is more secure.
11. It is also easier to translate human audio and video
signals and other messages into machine language.
12. There is minimal electromagnetic interference in
digital technology.
13. It enables multi-directional transmission
simultaneously.
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