The computer that can input analog signals and return result in digital form

The computer that can input analog signals and return results in digital form is generally equipped with an Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC). This allows the computer to convert analog signals, which are continuous waves representing things like temperature, sound, or light levels, into a digital format that the computer can process, store, or display. This process is fundamental in various applications, including digital audio recording, temperature sensing, and many types of scientific and industrial measurements.