analogových

Analogových is a Czech adjective form used to describe things related to or characterized by analog technology or continuous variation, and it functions as the genitive plural for the base adjective analogový. It commonly appears in phrases such as analogových signálů, analogových hodin či analogových záznamů, where the noun is in a case that requires the -ových ending.

The term originates from the concept of analog as opposed to digital. In general usage, analogové describes systems or phenomena where quantities change continuously over time, rather than in discrete steps. This distinction is central in fields such as electronics, broadcasting, and measurement, as well as in cultural practices that reference non-digital forms.

Applications and contexts. In electronics and telecommunications, analogové signály and analogová elektronika refer to continuous signals and circuits, in contrast to digital versions. In media and consumer devices, terms like analogový zvuk, analogová televize, and analogový rádio describe non-digital audio and video technologies. In photography and art, analogová fotografie and filmová fotografie denote non-digital imaging. Clocks and instruments may be described as analogové hodiny or analogové měřicí přístroje, emphasizing continuous measurement or display. Although digital technology dominates many modern applications, analogové approaches remain foundational in certain domains and heritage technologies.

Linguistically, analogových appears as the genitive plural form and is used when the described nouns require that case. It is paired with a wide range of nouns to express the non-digital, continuous, or traditional nature of the subject.