Analog vs Digital Control Signals: The Basics

[@chito3508]

By far this is the best Explanation I have seen on TH-cam!! Thank you so much for this clean clear explanation 👏🏽

[@jacko0900]

Wow. A tradesman tried his best to explain what DI AI DO and AO was to me today. Didn’t even come close to this video

[@RSPSupply]

Glad to hear!

[@themainbethel]

wow, just stopping by for a quick physics paper due tonight (lmao) and honestly, this was the best video defining the two.

[@sesihlesese5989]

Clearly simplified... Thank you for educating us

[@jpunditreviewsandtutorials6878]

To clear any confusion, digital signal wiring should also be twisted to avoid noise. Take CAN Bus communication as an example.

[@brahimabdelsadek5815]

i always learn from u.big thanx from a student in algeria.good luck

[@l.crossjr]

For field device lets say a humidistat,(analog input)is a transformer needed to supply power to it or is the power supplied by the controller? Thanks

[@TheSinurat]

Do you have quick calculation analog signal drop

[@dji1tommy29]

This was an awesome video, super clear and concise, thank you.

[@RSPSupply]

Glad it was helpful!

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Well Explained !!!!

[@bernardcasinto7282]

Clear explanation very easy understand. Thx

[@anpcreek]

Great video!

[@RSPSupply]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@zz-il7qm]

Good explanation, thank you!

[@dissje165]

between 0 and 1 such as 1.2 Lamo

[@rahj1365]

Well done!!

[@agstechnicalsupport]

Thank you !

[@fadiabou-jmeiy6227]

great! thanks

[@mariodoucet9329]

Noooooooooooooooo! Digital signals are a way of communicating. PLEASE it is Analog VS Discrete (not digital)!

[@that1electrician]

Yea, digital is 1 or zero. 1 is signal high, 0 is signal low. That sounds like communicating to me.