Differance Between Analogue and Digital TV

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The discussion focuses on the fundamental differences between analogue and digital TV broadcasting, emphasizing the nature of the signals used. Analogue TV transmits information in its original form, while digital TV converts the information into binary code (0's and 1's) for transmission. This conversion allows for improved signal quality and more efficient use of bandwidth. Participants discourage requests for homework help, suggesting that members should demonstrate their own efforts in understanding the topic. Overall, the conversation highlights the technological advancements that digital broadcasting has introduced compared to its analogue predecessor.
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Okie doke,
I need someone here (or a collection of people working in some sort of synchronized fashion) to write for me a 1500 word assignment on the difference physics wise between analogue and digital tv broadcasting.

Have fun doing it. :D
 
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and don't forget more expensive.

its just the difference in the kind of signal. analoge actually sends the information as it is, whereas digital converts it to 0's and 1's first then sends it as this digital information which is then decyphered on the other side
 

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