The phrase "a digital input" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of signal or data that is represented in a digital format, often in the context of electronics or computing.
Example: "The device requires a digital input to function properly."
Alternatives: "a digital signal" or "a digital data entry".
After sitting through a miniature Electrical Engineering lecture on Ohm's law, readers will be equipped and understand how to turn virtually anything conductive into a digital input.
Adobe has not, of course, invented the idea of a pen as a digital input device and it is not the first to create a compelling drawing app.
You get a two-cradle 2.5W speaker system, an analog input, a digital input, a remote control and Virtual Dolby Surround support.
Regardless of your motivations, and whether you use a pair of noise-canceling headphones with a digital input, or a standalone FLAC streaming compatible hi-fi unit, I would suggest that your ears will thank you for the upgrade.
The architecture is composed of a linear array of PEs, each consisting of an arithmetic logic unit and a small amount of memory, a digital input processor, and a digital output processor.
A digital input filter, RTSP, that captures image frames from an IP camera using RTSP/RTP for transmission; Two transformation filters for JPEG decoding and motion detection; Two output filter for alarm and visualization.
To the rear of the Qb there's an Ethernet port, a 3.5mm analogue input, an optical digital input and a USB port for plugging in hard drives, memory sticks or phones.
The eye pattern was also acquired using a digital oscilloscope under a random digital input signal.
On the back, there's an eighth-inch jack that does double duty as an analog line input and a TOSlink digital input.
Each Au atom is acting like a classical digital input on the molecule encoding for a logical "0" when the atom is not interacting with the trianthracene input branch and for a logical "1" when interacting.
PWM is a common strategy used in electronics for information encoding that converts a series of digital input signals to an analog response.
