Antennas aren't specifically "digital" or "analog". However, there are some antennas that work well with VHF (Channels 2-13) and others that work well with UHF (Channels 14 and up). There are also antennas that work somewhat well for "VHF High" (Channels 7-13) and UHF, and still other antennas that have components for receiving all of VHF and all of UHF. Which of these antennas you need will depend on where you live. And how sophisticated your antenna needs to be, and how high your antenna needs to be mounted, and where, all will depend on where you live.
What you should do is go over the
http://tvfool.com and enter your address. That will provide you a nice graphic of what you can expect in terms of television reception and provide insight into what you need in terms of an antenna. Once you get to the TV Signal Analysis Results page, you'll see a notation:
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If you would like to share these results with others, this page can be referenced as:
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You'll want to copy the whole link provided to you right under that notation (the link is in bold) and post it HERE. That will help us help you interpret the results you get.
Lost Channels and No Signals
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