As digital computing continues to dominate the technological landscape, the role of analog computing is often overshadowed, despite its critical advantages in specific domains.
This talk will delve into the resurgence of analog computing in the 21st century, highlighting its effectiveness in applications where digital solutions face limitations, such as real-time processing, energy efficiency, and managing inherently analog signals.
The talk will encompass the benefits of analog computing compared to digital systems, the necessity for new computing paradigms, a historical overview of analog computers, the fundamental principles behind their operation, and recent progress toward hybrid computing solutions.