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Keedy, Curtis R.; Abele, John C. – Journal of Chemical Education, 1985
Describes a two-term course in electronic instrumentation for chemistry and physics students. The first term focuses on analog circuits and the measurement of voltage, current, and impendance. The second-term course focuses on digital pulses/logic, microcomputer organization, and assembly language programing and interfacing to experiments. (JN)
Descriptors: Chemistry, College Science, Computer Oriented Programs, Course Descriptions

Stein, T. S.; Dishman, L. G. – American Journal of Physics, 1982
Describes a ripple tank demonstration that displays interference patterns responsible for producing beats and provides photographs of computer simulations of various beat interference patterns. Includes programs for the computer simulation and equations of constructive interference paths in beat interference patterns. (Author/SK)
Descriptors: Acoustics, College Science, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs

Graef, Jean L. – Science Teacher, 1983
Four ways in which microcomputers can be turned into laboratory instruments are discussed. These include adding an analog/digital (A/D) converter on a printed circuit board, adding an external A/D converter using the computer's serial port, attaching transducers to the game paddle ports, or connecting an instrument to the computer. (JN)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Computer Oriented Programs, Instrumentation, Microcomputers
Farr, John E.; van den Berg, Willem H. – 1982
Microcomputers are commonly interfaced to external devices in scientific, industrial, and consumer settings for data acquisition and for control. The general problem under consideration is the task of taking measurements of some continuous phenomenon, transforming them into digital form, and storing the data in the microcomputer for later use.…
Descriptors: College Science, Computer Oriented Programs, Engineering Education, Higher Education

Rafert, J. B.; Nicklin, R. C. – Physics Teacher, 1984
A PET microcomputer is used as an accurate and programmable timer to support data acquisition from velocity experiments covering falling, rolling, and sliding objects, and human velocity, acceleration, and power measurements. The inexpensive instrumentation is simple and easy to use and compares favorably with conventional, more expensive…
Descriptors: Acceleration (Physics), College Science, Computer Oriented Programs, High Schools
Ford, Bruce – Classroom Computer News, 1983
Microcomputer-based instrumentation packages enable computers to collect continuous analog data, convert data to digital form for processing, and display results on monitor. Discusses classroom advantages of these packages, describes one package for teaching harmonic motion, and provides a list of currently available packages (including vendor and…
Descriptors: College Science, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs, Electronic Equipment