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===See Also=== |
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*[[Continuous]] |
*[[Continuum|Continuous]] |
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*[[Discrete time]] |
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Revision as of 20:05, 25 July 2005
In signal processing, a continuous-time signal is one in which time is represented as a continuum. Signals based in continuous time are usually also non-quantized, making them analog signals.
(Usage: When the phrase "continuous time" is used as a noun it should not by hyphenated; when it is a compound adjective, as when one writes of a "continuous-time controller", then, at least according to traditional punctuation rules, it should be hyphenated. See hyphen for more.)
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