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An example of second-degree price discrimination is:
Analog Input Module
An input circuit that employs an analog-to-digital converter to convert an analog value, measured by an analog measuring device, to a digital value that can be used by the processor.
Digital-To-Analog Converter
A device that converts digital signals (representing numerical values) into analog signals (representing physical quantities).
Binary Bits
The smallest unit of data in computer processing, representing a 0 or 1 in the binary numeral system, used for representing all types of data.
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