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analog computer

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analog computer,
a computer that processes information as a physical quantity, such as voltage, amperage, weight, or length, and presents results of calculations that can be continuously varied and measured. Compare digital computer, hybrid computer.


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8 DAN SANDIN, FIVE-MINUTE ROMP THROUGH THE IP, 1973 Sandin's film looks like a mystical ceremony, revealing the possibilities offered by the new-media artist's invention: an analog computer optimized for processing video information.
In turn, this was used to predict the locations of hot spots in castings and thus to check, using the analog computer, a proposed gating and risering system, rather than following the classical trial-and-error technique.
Hitachi designed the CMP4221U with a wide range of interface options, providing both HDMI and standard VGA analog computer interfaces and separate HDMI stereo interfaces for internal and external audio, assuring DVI and HDMI version 1.
 
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