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Ramp 4.Exponential 5.Sinusoidal . 6 ANALOG SIGNAL An analog signal is a continuous wave denoted by a sine wave (pictured below) and may vary in signal strength ... electrical signals also behave as continuous-time signals when these are derived in proportion with the physical parameters such as pressure, temperature, sound, and so on.
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