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As the owner of some analog gauges that have lost their calibration, I disagree.
by yencabulator 2y ago
As the owner of some analog gauges that have lost their calibration, I disagree.
- carlosjobim 2y agoBut a segmented display will also get its input from an analog source, right? Or are there some applications that I'm overlooking?
- yencabulator 2y agoThe current day digital sensors are a lot more reliable. I have multiple cheap digital thermometer etc gadgets and they read the same temperature to within 0.1 C, humidity to ~0.5%, and so on. The source is analog only in the sense that physics is "analog" until you get to Planck scale or to quantum phenomena.
- carlosjobim 2y agoI also have some digital thermometers, and personally don't have any preference digital vs analog in them. For home use, +/- one degree or percentage of humidity don't really make a difference. As for reliability I don't think you can beat analog, which will last for decades without changing a battery.