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24 May, 16:58

What is the difference between a seismograph and a seismogram

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  1. 24 May, 17:10
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    The difference between a seismograph and a Seismogram is that:

    a Seismograph is referred to a tool or instrument used in measuring the magnitude or effect of an earth quake

    While

    Seismogram is a type of output report or data that is generated out of a seismograph.

    So in summary, a Seismograph is an instrument or tool while Seismogram is an output data generated from the usage of a seismograph.
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