Titlebook: Electronics in the Life Sciences; Stephen Young Textbook 1973Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1973 electrical engineering.elect

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Instantaneous

,Qualit?t und Kundenorientierung, 3.5 milliseconds. The circuit works best for times between 100 milliseconds and 100 microseconds, but, by careful design, it is possible to make versions which operate for periods up to 1 minute, and down to 100 nanoseconds.

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Automated Experiments,alysis. One should allow on average at least two to three months development time for a completely automated apparatus, so this sort of project only pays off if the experiment is going to be very lengthy indeed, or else is a standard assay technique which is to form the basis of a research programme.

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Pulse Circuits, 3.5 milliseconds. The circuit works best for times between 100 milliseconds and 100 microseconds, but, by careful design, it is possible to make versions which operate for periods up to 1 minute, and down to 100 nanoseconds.

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The Multimeter,or ohms, depending on the position of the rotary switches on the front. It is necessary to decide which is the sensible scale to read under the meter needle, and to place the instrument appropriately in the circuit.

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The Oscilloscope,tage (the ‘signal’) being output by the oscillator on the left. The use of the word signal to mean any train of electrical events produced by one device and which affect a second shows the way so much modern electronics has its roots in telegraphy.