Differentiate: Analogue Signals and Digital Signals

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Arpit Sundas · Accepted Answer

Differences between Analogue Signals and Digital Signals are:Analogue SignalsDigital SignalsAnalogue signals represent information in a continuous form.Digital signals represent information in discrete values.Analogue signals are more susceptible to noise and interference.Digital signals are generally more resistant to noise.The waveform of an analogue signal can have infinite variations.The waveform of a digital signal consists of square waves.Common examples include sound waves and temperature readings.Common examples include computer data and digital audio.

Analogue Signals	Digital Signals
Analogue signals represent information in a continuous form.	Digital signals represent information in discrete values.
Analogue signals are more susceptible to noise and interference.	Digital signals are generally more resistant to noise.
The waveform of an analogue signal can have infinite variations.	The waveform of a digital signal consists of square waves.
Common examples include sound waves and temperature readings.	Common examples include computer data and digital audio.