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Difference between Analog and Digital Signals | AddOhms #6

United StatesPublished October 20, 2013

Views 833K  |  Likes 7.90K  |  Comments 163
Views#2,475,911Global
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224K subs•57 videos•Mar 2013

This video has 833K views and 7.90K likes, ranking #2,475,911 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

833,465

Likes

7,905

Comments

163

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Total (all-time): $583 – $1.66K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Learn the secret between Digital that people don't like to talk about at parties. Just what is it and how does it compare to Analog? We'll take a look using Clocks! Links mentioned in video: AddOhms Episode 5: http://www.addohms.com/ep5 Adafruit ADXL377 Breakout board: http://www.adafruit.com/products/1413 Arduino…

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October 20, 2013
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