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What is the main difference between a digital signal and an analog signal?
What is the main difference between a digital signal and an analog signal?
- A digital signal is always a sine wave while an analog signal can be any waveform
- A digital signal has amplitude, frequency, and phase while an analog signal does not
- A digital signal is periodic while an analog signal is non-periodic
- A digital signal is discrete while an analog signal is continuous (correct)
Which of the following is a characteristic of a periodic analog signal?
Which of the following is a characteristic of a periodic analog signal?
- Pulse amplitude, frequency, and duty cycle
- Amplitude, frequency, and phase (correct)
- Number of cycles per second represented in Hertz
- Discrete voltage levels changing back and forth
What does the duty cycle of a periodic digital signal represent?
What does the duty cycle of a periodic digital signal represent?
- The value of the signal at any given time
- Period of high-level divided by the total period (correct)
- The time period of the signal
- The number of cycles per second represented in Hertz
In the time domain, how can the amplitude of a sine wave be mathematically represented?
In the time domain, how can the amplitude of a sine wave be mathematically represented?
What is the equation for angular frequency (ω) given a frequency (f) of 100 Hz?
What is the equation for angular frequency (ω) given a frequency (f) of 100 Hz?