analog
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- adjective
- /ˈænəˌlɔg/
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analógico
- In the past, many televisions received analog signals, providing a different viewing experience than today's digital broadcasts.
- analog and naturalistic
OK, but we're not creating an analog computer here.
- OK, but we're not creating an analog computer here.
- And then that looks like an analog audio port too.
- So they include this cable, which is an analogue cable and it's a splitter.
- You know, it's just it's all analog and I love that I like cash.
- The console because it's analog, it limits.
- The sphincter muscle in old, in the older analogue instruments, there was no movement sensors.
Examples
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The Pocket Operator Modular 170 is an analog synthesizer that uses continuous signals to create sound.
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While here we have a light sensor connected to analogue input zero.
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And it's an old school analog car in the best way.
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I mean, I think, I think these days the analog stuff is really hot.
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It's the last truly analog high performance sports car.
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And then that looks like an analog audio port too.
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Television is still analog, and barely a few channels are available.
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And for a tanker fleet so ancient, all operations are analog.
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Here we introduce the analog inputs on the Arduino board.
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It's a fully analog, offline safe room shielded from our digitally-based Entity.
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A device that changes digital signals into sound for speakers or images for screens
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A device that changes digital signals into sound or picture signals for speakers and screens
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A machine that processes information using physical values that change, like electrical voltages or movements
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A device that changes electrical signals into digital numbers for computers
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A device that changes real signals like sound into digital numbers a computer can use
How Analog
Surface Forms
Etymology
Analog comes from the Greek analogia, which means 'proportion' and is the same root as the word analogy. So an analog device shows information in a smooth, continuous way that keeps the same 'proportion' to what it measures, like the hands of an old clock.