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Microcomputer Applications in Measurement Systems

  • Textbook
  • © 1990

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Authors:
  1. C. J. Fraser

    1. Dundee Institute of Technology, UK

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  2. J. S. Milne

    1. Dundee Institute of Technology, UK

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. The Engineering Laboratory

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 1-5

  3. Measurement of Primary Data

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 6-49

  4. Error Accountability

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 50-63

  5. High and Low Level Programming

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 64-88

  6. Microprocessor Technology

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 89-107

  7. Data Acquisition and Control

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 108-140

  8. Data Acquisition with the BBC Microcomputer

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 141-151

  9. IBM-PC and Compatibles

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 152-178

  10. Data Handling and Display

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 179-211

  11. Applications

    • C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne
    Pages 212-235

  12. Back Matter

    Pages 236-255
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This book is intended for Engineers and Applied Scientists who are not specialising in electronics or computing, but who are using microcomputers in experimental or project work. It provides a very practical guide to the use of micros for measurement and control of signals in both industrial and laboratory applications. The book also provides circuit diagrams and component specifications for a wealth of proven signal conditioning and transducer circuits, together with the necessary interfacing information. The fundamental principles behind data acquisition, signal conditioning and interfacing are clearly explained so that readers will be able to apply them effectively to their own measurement problems.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Dundee Institute of Technology, UK

    C. J. Fraser, J. S. Milne

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