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In electronics and computing, a term meaning ‘coded as numbers’. A digital system uses two-state, either on/off or high/low voltage pulses, to encode, receive, and transmit information. A digital display shows discrete values as numbers (as opposed to an analogue signal, such as the continuous sweep of a pointer on a dial).

Digital electronics is the technology that underlies digital techniques. Low-power, miniature, integrated circuits (chips) provide the means for the coding, storage, transmission, processing, and reconstruction of information of all kinds.

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In music, method of sound recording in which audio signals are converted into a series of electronically represented pulses, determined by the voltage of the sound. This information can be stored for reproduction or manipulation in the case of composition in the electronic medium.



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