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what is the difference between discrete and continuous wavefroms? Question
Data and voice convergence
what is the difference between discrete and continuous wavefroms? 
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If for a signal, the quantities are defined only on a discrete set of times, we call it a discrete-time signal. In other words, a discrete-time real (or complex) signal can be seen as a function from the set of integers to the set of real (or complex) numbers.
A continuous-time real (or complex) signal is any real-valued (or complex-valued) function which is defined for all time t in an interval, most commonly an infinite interval
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