If we go a few decades before all the measuring instruments available in the market were analogue. So it was pointless to ask: Do I use an analogue measuring instrument or a digital measuring instrument? Today because of the efficacy of results in Digital Electronics measuring instruments it is always advisable to use them where precise measurements of values are required. If we talk about analogue measuring instruments I would like to tell you that they are not only senior but are also superior to digital ones. One factor where they come ahead is the “fidgeting” effect of a digital display which can be quite annoying during fine adjustment, because it is difficult to recognize digital trend weather the value is going up or down? An analogue pointer instrument is much easier to read and appropriate to identify the direction of movement. Moreover the movement of a pointer is more recognizable to the human eye if compared to constantly changing digital values.
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