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In computing and electronics, signals can be broadly categorized into two types: analog and digital. Understanding the differences between these two signal types is crucial for various applications, from simple data transmission to complex processing tasks. Here's an overview of each type: Website : https://askariaeducation.com/ YouTube :    / @askariaeducationsystem   Facebook : E-mail : info@askaria.edu.pk Analog Signals Definition: Analog signals represent data using continuous waveforms. They can take any value within a range, making them suitable for capturing and reproducing real-world phenomena such as sound, light, and temperature. Digital Signals Definition: Digital signals represent data using discrete values, usually in binary form (0s and 1s). They encode information as a sequence of distinct levels or states. Characteristics: Discreteness: Digital signals change at discrete intervals, typically represented as square waves. Binary Representation: They use two states to represent information, which simplifies processing and storage. Examples: Computer data, digital audio and video, and digital communications.