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Are EM Machines Essentially Analog Computers?

By NeonNoodle

1 year ago


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    #5 1 year ago

    How many states are you talking about? An EM contact has only two states. That makes it digital.

    #18 1 year ago
    Quoted from frenchmarky:

    Even though electronic calculators are digital, they are usually considered to be a computer only if they are programmable. So yes I'd say an EM pinball is an analog non-programmable calculator... or an electromechanical adding machine

    https://byjus.com/physics/difference-between-analog-and-digital/

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