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Easy to manipulate<br />

Flexible<br />

Compatibility with other digital systems<br />

Only digitized information can be transported through a noisy channel without degradation<br />

Integrated networks<br />

Disadvantages of Digital -<br />

Sampling Error<br />

Digital communications require greater bandwidth than analogue to transmit the same<br />

information.<br />

The detection of digital signals requires the communications system to be synchronized,<br />

whereas generally speaking this is not the case with analogue systems.<br />

Some more explanation of advantages and disadvantages of analog vs digital<br />

communication.<br />

1.The first advantage of digital communication against analog is it’s noise immunity. In any<br />

transmission path some unwanted voltage or noise is always present which cannot be<br />

eliminated fully. When signal is transmitted this noise gets added to the original signal<br />

causing the distortion of the signal. However in a digital communication at the receiving end<br />

this additive noise can be eliminated to great extent easily resulting in better recovery of<br />

actual signal. In case of analog communication it’s difficult to remove the noise once added<br />

to the signal.<br />

2.Security is another priority of messaging services in modern days. Digital communication<br />

provides better security to messages than the analog communication. It can be achieved<br />

through various coding techniques available in digital communication.<br />

3. In a digital communication the signal is digitized to a stream of 0s and 1s. So at the<br />

receiver side a simple decision has to me made whether received signal is a 0 or a<br />

1.Accordingly the receiver circuit becomes simpler as compared to the analog receiver<br />

circuit.<br />

4. Signal when travelling through it’s transmission path gets faded gradually. So on it’s path<br />

it needs to be reconstructed to it’s actual form and re-transmitted many times. For that reason<br />

AMPLIFIERS are used for analog communication and REPEATERS are used in digital<br />

communication. Amplifiers are needed every 2 to 3 Kms apart where as repeaters are needed<br />

every 5 to 6 Kms apart. So definitely digital communication is cheaper. Amplifiers also often<br />

add non-linearity that distort the actual signal.

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