Skip to main content

Differentiate between Analog and Digital Computers


The differences between analog and digital computers are as follows:



1
 Analog Computers Work on continuous values. Digital computers Work on discrete values.

2
 Analog Computers have low memory. Digital computers have a very large memory

3
 Analog computers have Slow speed. Digital computers have fast speed.

4
 Analog computers are less reliable. Digital computers are more reliable.

5
 Analog computers used in engineering and science and medical fields. Digital computers are used in all fields of life.

6
 Analog computers are used to calculate / measure analog quantities like speed and temperature. Digital computers are used to calculate mathematical and logical operations. It can solve addition, subtraction, division, multiplication and other mathematical and statistical operations.

7
 Analog computers provide less accurate results. Digital computers provide 100% accurate results.
8 Normally Analog Computers are specific purpose Digital Computers are general purpose
9 Analog computers are difficult to use Digital computers are easy to use
10 Examples of Analog computers are: thermometer, analog clock, speedometer etc. Examples of digital computers are:
Personal Computer, laptops, smart phones etc.

Further Suggested Reading:
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Explain Difference Between Compiler and Interpreter

Difference between Compiler and Interpreter The Compiler and Interpreter are the two main types of Language Translator or Language Processor Explain some important differences between Compiler and Interpreter or Differentiate between Interpreter and Compiler Compiler                                    Interpreter                              1.    Compiler   converts   a   source program   into machine code as a whole.                                 1.  Interpreter    converts    a    source program    into machine code one statement at a time.            2. Compiler after translating whole...
Post a Comment
Read more

Types Of e-Commerce

Types/Categories/Modes of e-commerce. There are three main types of e-commerce as follows: 1) Business To Consumer (B2C) B2C ecommerce consists of selling goods and services to individual consumers. In this type, consumers or customers can visit the website and purchase goods online. The website will have a StoreFront. This storefront will show product details, pictures and a shopping cart. Shopping cart is used to collect items to purchase. Advantages of B2C e-commerce B2C e-commerce has the following advantages: * Shopping can be faster and more convenient. * Offerings and prices can change instantaneously. * Broadband telecommunications will enhance the buying experience. 2) Business To Business (B2B) B2B e-commerce takes place between two businesses. One business provides services to other business. Examples of B2B include: Online Advertisement, recruiting, sales, marketing, technical support and training. For eample, some companies provide online purchasing...
5 comments
Read more

Types Of Network Topology

Today, we will types of network topology . What is a Network Topology? Definition of Network topology is the shape of the network . It is the physical layout of connected devices in a network. It tells us how a network will look like. Network Topology ( Definition 2) : The way in which the connections are made among all the network entities is called the topology of the network. Network Topology ( Definition 3) :Network topology specifically refers to the physical layout of the network, e.g., the location of the computers and how the cable is run between them. Network Topology ( Definition 4) :The physical topology of a network refers to the configuration of cables, computers, and other peripherals. The characteristics of a network depend upon the network topology selected. types of network topology Explain different types of network Topology Different network topologies are as follows: 1. Bus Topology 2. Ring Topology 3. Star Topology 4. Tree Topolo...
2 comments
Read more