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analogue A method of converting audio and video information to a continuously varying voltage or magnetic field. There are an infinite number of levels between the highest and lowest values.
Ãâó: www.amdsys.com/glossary.htm
analog a chemical compound that is similar to another drug in its effects but differs slightly in its chemical structure.
Ãâó: www.serenitylane.org/glossary.html
analog A signal that can take on any value in a range. Contrast with Digital.
Ãâó: allinternetnow.com/allnow/ain_terms.htm
analogue Analogue systems handle information which is represented by continuous change and flow, such as voltage or current. Digital information in contrast is either on or off.
Ãâó: www.boxtelematics.com/glossary.html
analogy method of reasoning based on comparisons. There are literal and figurative analogies.
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