Digital Measurement

Digital measurement refers to the process of quantifying physical properties—such as distance, temperature, or pressure—using electronic devices that convert these measurements into digital data (numbers). Unlike analog measurement, which provides continuous signals, digital measurement captures discrete values, making data easier to store, analyze, and transmitted accurately. This approach enhances precision, reduces errors, and allows integration with computer systems, supporting automation and real-time monitoring across various industries including manufacturing, healthcare, and science.