Differences
Difference Between Analog and Digital Signals
October 7, 2020Analog Signal The term Analog is a taken from “Greek” word “analogos”. Analog signals are a representation of time-varying quantities in a continuous signal. Analog signals work with natural phenomena and physical values like frequency, earthquake, volcano, the flow of water, speed of wind, weight, lighting etc. Characteristics of Analog Signal It works on continuous […]
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Difference between effective capacity and actual capacity
August 26, 2020This is one of the most widely asked questions in Supply Chain Management. The difference between effective capacity and actual capacity; Effective capacity: Effective capacity is the maximum rate of the output which can be achieved under the operating constraints. Always lower then design capacity. Actual capacity: The maximum output rate is actually achieved under […]
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Difference between Microprocessor and Microcontroller
June 14, 2020Microprocessor A microprocessor is a multipurpose, Programmable clock-driven, a register-based electronic device that reads binary instruction from a storage device and accepts binary data as input and process that and gives the desired output. A microprocessor is manufactured by using LSI and VLSI techniques. The microprocessor is widely used as a re-programmable system and embedded […]
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Difference Between Intermittent and Continuous Production
June 9, 2020Intermittent: Goods and services are produced to fulfil the order of customers rather than keeping them in stock. Production has done when demand comes from customers. Job or unit and batch production. Continuous: Production is done on the basis of the sales forecast and stock position. The importance is given to planning, controlling, scheduling etc. […]
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Differentiate Between Production and Productivity
June 9, 2020Production: It is the conversion of input into an output. It is expressed as MKS unit or CGS unit or in numbers. The production is done to fulfil the consumer requirement. Productivity: It is the ratio of outputs the system to input employed in the system. It is a dimensionless number. It is the management […]
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Difference Between Efficiency and Productivity
June 9, 2020Efficiency Efficiency in the workplace is the time taken to do something. It measures the capability of the workers and managers. Are they capable to do some work or not. Efficiency increases productivity saves time and money. Productivity Productivity measures the efficiency of the conversion. Productivity is the relationship between output generated by a […]
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Difference Between RISC and CISC Architecture
February 29, 2020Stands for “Complex Instruction Set Computing.” This is a type of microprocessor design. The CISC architecture contains a large set of computer instructions that range from very simple to very complex and specialized. A reduced instruction set computer, or RISC, is a computer instruction set that allows a computer’s microprocessor to have fewer cycles per instruction than […]
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Difference Between Data Mining and Database
February 20, 2020Data mining Data mining is the process of analyzing data from a different perspective and summarizing it into useful information – information that can be used to increase revenue cuts cost or both. Data mining the analysis step of the knowledge discovery in database process. For example, data mining software can help retail companies find […]
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Difference Between Database and Data Warehouse
February 17, 2020What is Database? A database is the organized collection of data. Most of the times, these raw data are stored in very large databases. A Database may contain different levels of abstraction in its architecture. Typically, the three levels: external, conceptual and internal make up the database architecture. Used for Online Transactional Processing (OLTP) but […]
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Differentiate Between 2 Tier and 3 Tier Architecture
February 1, 2020In this article, you will get to know the difference between 2 tier architecture and 3 tier architecture. This is most important to understand in Client-server architecture. 2- Tier Architecture Client/server applications started with a simple, 2-tiered model consisting of a client and an application server. The most common implementation is a ‘fat’ client […]
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