8-Tracks | Analog Mixers (music) |
Analog Synthesizers / Keyboards | Audio Amplifiers (traditional) |
Camcorders (e.g. based on VHS tapes) | Cameras That Take Film |
Cassette Players | Clocks (traditional) |
Electric Guitars (produce an analog signal) | Fax Machines (early designs) |
Film Projectors (traditional) | Headphones (analog signal) |
Jukeboxes (traditional) | Karaoke Machines (early designs) |
Meters & Guages (e.g. an analog pressure guage) | Microphones (traditional) |
Musical Instruments (traditional) | Neon Lights (e.g. LED lights are often digital technologies) |
Photocopies (traditional) | Pinball Machines |
Radios (analog signal) | Record Players |
Reel-to-reel Tape Recorders | Scales (traditional) |
Sirens (traditional) | Slide Projectors |
Speakers (analog signal) | Speedometer (traditional design) |
Stereos (before CDs) | Stop Lights (traditional) |
Telegraphs | Telephones (analog signal) |
Televisions (analog signal) | Thermostats (traditional) |
Typewriters | VCRs |
Walkie Talkie (analog signal) | Watches (traditional) |
| Overview: Analog Devices | ||
Type | ||
Definition | Machines or equipment that produce or consume continuous signals or media. | |
Definition (2) | A traditional design of a machine that has been largely displaced by a digital technology. | |
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