Titlebook: Digital Electronics and Laboratory Computer Experiments; Charles L. Wilkins,Sam P. Perone,Donald E. Jones Book 1975 University of Nebraska

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A. P. Willem B?hm,Jeffrey P. Hammes analog data in useful or digitized form. It is, of course, necessary that these devices be combined in such a way as to allow the computer complete control of the direct entry of the data. The necessary devices generally consist of four parts: an analog-to-digital converter to digitize the analog s

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Liu Yansui,Feng Weilun,Li Yuheng in the computer. In general, such data is meaningful only if certain conditions are met during the acquisition phase. The purpose of this experiment is to illustrate the principles involved in meeting these conditions. A more detailed discussion, including a detailed error analysis, is available in

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Science and University Politicsnd introduced to the separation process in a gaseous state. A schematic diagram of the chromatographic instrumentation is shown in Fig. 15–1. More detailed discussion of G.C. theory, instrumentation, and procedures are given in refs. E-1 and E-2.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-48415-6n analytical problem (see ref. E-6). In this experiment you will determine the concentration of glucose in the 10–100 ppm range by measuring its oxidation rate in the presence of the enzyme glucose oxidase.

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Advances in Science, Technology & Innovation laboratory computer in experimental science. Before we launch into a detailed discussion of experiments and methods required to make use of that technology, a brief consideration of some of the fundamental elements of the general-purpose computer and the historical development of its use in the laboratory is in order.