I wish more people would take the time to look at the classic CMOS inverter: Looking at the VIn vs. VOut graph, it is overwhelmingly obvious that the word "digital" refers only to a higher level of abstraction for circuits that, in reality, are analog. (And more to the point, these SAME circuits are used as amplifiers in a typical analog design.)
I wish more people would take the time to look at the classic CMOS inverter: Looking at the VIn vs. VOut graph, it is overwhelmingly obvious that the word "digital" refers only to a higher level of abstraction for circuits that, in reality, are analog. (And more to the point, these SAME circuits are used as amplifiers in a typical analog design.)
Good luck explaining this to a CS major.