The phrase "analog and digital computers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different types of computing devices or technologies that operate on analog or digital principles.
Example: "In today's technology landscape, both analog and digital computers play crucial roles in various applications, from scientific research to everyday tasks."
Alternatives: "analog versus digital computing devices" or "computers of both types".
It installed a moving base flight simulator and hybrid (analog and digital) computer on the ground floor when Building 37 opened, and went on to develop posture test devices now widely used clinically for patients with balance disorders.
So Mr. Meyerson and his team redirected their silicon germanium work toward a new class of chips that would combine all the functions of analog communications equipment and digital computers.
His consulting was in the areas of analog, hybrid and digital computer simulation, electronics, communication theory, and digital systems design and analysis.
Examples of research activities include processing of digital and analog signals representing audio, visual, or other information; analog and digital system design; computer architecture and software/hardware system design; design and analysis of VLSI systems; computer aided circuit design; circuit theory; electric and electronic power systems; and electronics for instrumentation and control.
In contrast to analog computers, digital computers represent information in discrete form, generally as sequences of 0s and 1s (binary digits, or bits).
Medical instrumentation, microprocessor-based instrumentation and system development hardware and software, analog and digital signal processing, real-time computer networks, electrocardiography, sports medicine, telephony.
IBM CORP., Armonk, N.Y., said it had won a multiyear order from Analog Devices Inc., Norwood, Mass., a maker of integrated circuits used in analog and digital signal processing, to build computer memory chips for medical imaging equipment.
Fortyish and lanky, the computer scientist specializes in inventing new computer interfaces to bridge the gap between analog and digital.
Back in the 1940s, when computers were first starting to take shape, both analog and digital circuits were used.
Analog and digital, rough and crafted.
