Digital technology is a term used to describe computer- and electronic-based equipment that transfers information by breaking it down into numerical code. The numbers, or "digits," in digital technology are based on a system called binary code. This code uses a combination of 1s and 0s to record information such as sounds, words, and images. The information can then be sent from one source to another and reassembled on the receiving end. The process allows larger amounts of information to be... więcej

Salem Press Encyclopedia of Science, 2023. 3p.