Will Analog Remain?

The Future of Analog?


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retched

Joined Dec 5, 2009
5,207
A SOLID analog education will cost more than a solid digital education. The math involved increases cost and the availability of the courses are fewer than digital.

Also, analog professionals get paid less than digital professionals.

Analog designer: $63,996/year

Software Eng.: $74,319/year

Digital Artist: $90,483/year

Digital Engineer: $88,852/year

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ELECTRONERD

Joined May 26, 2009
1,147
A SOLID analog education will cost more than a solid digital education. The math involved increases cost and the availability of the courses are fewer than digital.

Also, analog professionals get paid less than digital professionals.

Analog designer: $63,996/year

Software Eng.: $74,319/year

Digital Artist: $90,483/year

Digital Engineer: $88,852/year

from glassdoor.com
At what year was that information researched?

Austin
 

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ELECTRONERD

Joined May 26, 2009
1,147
Indeed, exorbitant cost is another reason why people choose digital over analog.

I'm still wondering if any of you think that a new form of electricity transfer or data transfer will be implemented in the future? Will it always just be analog and digital?

Austin
 

mik3

Joined Feb 4, 2008
4,843
Indeed, exorbitant cost is another reason why people choose digital over analog.

I'm still wondering if any of you think that a new form of electricity transfer or data transfer will be implemented in the future? Will it always just be analog and digital?

Austin
What ever happens, it will be always analog since digital is a name given to special analog circuits designed to work in the fashion we call digital electronics. All the signals are analog, even in digital circuits because when a digital circuit switches between 0 and 1 the voltage does not change in a step fashion but it ramps down or up within a finite time.
 

retched

Joined Dec 5, 2009
5,207
What ever happens, it will be always analog since digital is a name given to special analog circuits designed to work in the fashion we call digital electronics. All the signals are analog, even in digital circuits because when a digital circuit switches between 0 and 1 the voltage does not change in a step fashion but it ramps down or up within a finite time.
Very true. However, optical circuits do have strict digital operation, but thats about it, after we switch to voltage, its analog.

Digital is using numbers to represent values and
Analog is values that represent themselves.
 

mik3

Joined Feb 4, 2008
4,843
Very true. However, optical circuits do have strict digital operation, but thats about it, after we switch to voltage, its analog.

Digital is using numbers to represent values and
Analog is values that represent themselves.
Can you explain your idea on optical circuits?
 
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