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A representation of an object that resembles the original. Analog devices monitor conditions, such as movement, temperature and sound, and convert them into analogous electronic or mechanical patterns. For example, an analog watch represents the planet's rotation with the rotating hands on the watch face. Telephones turn voice vibrations into electrical vibrations of the same shape. Analog implies a continuous signal in contrast with digital, which breaks everything into numbers. Video cameras scan their viewing area a line at a time and convert the infinitely varying intensities of red, green and blue (RGB) light into analogous electrical signals. See sampling.
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| -- Designed for the Simple Serial Transport (SST)
bus co-developed by Analog Devices and Intel, temperature and voltage
sensors expand ADI's offering of power management devices while
enabling customers to leverage next-generation features built into
computing chipsets from Intel. , the leader of analog
optimization today announced the beta release of AMPSO-OADFM, the
high-performance optimization tool of analog design for
manufacturability. , the leader of analog
IC design optimization today announced the beta release of AASPICE, the
new high performance and accurate analog simulation tool. |
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