what is difference between digital and discrete signals?
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Answer Posted / sanyasi rao allanki
While differentiating signals we need to consider two
parameters: Amplitude and time.
For Discrete signals the amplitude is continuous but time
is discrete. Ex: PAM
Fof Digital signals the amplitude and time both are
discrete i.e., discontinuous. Ex: PCM
For Analog signals both amplitude and time are continuous.
Ex: Sine wave, AM etc.
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