A Brief Introduction to Analog Computers

Abstract

An analogue computer is a sort of computer that uses the unendingly changeable aspects of
physical phenomena like electrical, mechanical, or hydraulic quantities to model the matter
being resolved. In distinction, digital computers represent varied quantities symbolically, as
their numerical values amendment. As associate analogue computer does not use separate
values, however, rather continuous values, processes cannot be dependably recurrent with
actual equivalence, as they will with turing machines. In contrast to digital signal process,
analog computers do not suffer from the quantisation noise, however, square measure
restricted by analog noise.