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something with a particular similarity in particular circumstances to something else, so that a comparison may be made
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The use of continuously changing quantities to represent numbers.
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Information in a continuously variable form. A useful illustration is to think of analogue information as being represented by an infinite number of shades of grey, rather than being represented by just pure black or pure white. Sound recorded on a vinyl record, for example, is analogue in nature. Traditional telephone and television technology is also analogue technology. ...
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describes the way information is represented in the form of continuously varying wave forms, for example a modulated radio signal or the variation in width and depth of the groove in a vinyl music record. Copying or transcribing analogue information for storage and transmission always involves some degradation of quality since reproduction can never be perfect. (See also Digital.)
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Analogue technology refers to electronic transmission accomplished by adding signals of varying frequency or amplitude to carrier waves of a given frequency of alternating electromagnetic current. Broadcast and phone transmission have used analogue technology.
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