Analog I/O
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What is Analog I/O?
Analog I/O refers to the input and output of continuous signals, representing real-world physical quantities like temperature, pressure, or voltage, as opposed to discrete digital signals. It is commonly used in data acquisition systems, industrial control, and sensor interfacing to translate physical phenomena into electrical signals and vice versa.
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Embedded Engineer
17 Embedded Engineer jobs mention Analog I/O
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Test Engineer
9 Test Engineer jobs mention Analog I/O
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Electrical Engineer
13 Electrical Engineer jobs mention Analog I/O
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Customer Engineer
9 Customer Engineer jobs mention Analog I/O
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Engineer
85 Engineer jobs mention Analog I/O
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