Digital Systems

Definition

Digital systems refer to any kind of electronic devices or networks that process and store digital information using discrete values (usually represented as 0s and 1s). This includes computers, smartphones, tablets, servers, and other similar devices.

Related terms

Binary Code: Binary code is the representation of data using only two symbols - 0s and 1s. It forms the foundation of digital systems by encoding information in bits.

Processor: A processor (or central processing unit - CPU) is the "brain" of a computer system that executes instructions stored in memory and performs calculations.

Memory: Memory refers to the hardware component of a digital system that stores data and instructions temporarily or permanently. It allows quick access to information for processing.