COMPUTER FUNDAMENTAL
ARCHITECTURE OF 8085
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Outputs are in the form of graphs, signals or movements, etc.
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Works on real time
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gives continuous output
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None of the above
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Detailed explanation-1: -Analog Computer: An analog computer system is a type of computer system that operates on the mathematical variables that consist of changeable physical quantities like mechanical, electrical etc. These computers make use of continuous values in place of discrete values that generate an analog signal.
Detailed explanation-2: -Analog computers: “The computers which provide us continuous information are called analog computers.” Analog computers represent physical quantities in the form of waves or in continuous form. Examples: Thermometer is the example of analog computers because it measures the length of a mercury column continuously.
Detailed explanation-3: -Analog data is not discrete, but rather is of a continuous nature. Examples of such data are pressure, temperature, voltage, speed and weight. An analog computer makes use of continuous values and not discrete values. Because of this, processes with an analog computer cannot be repeated for exact equivalent results.