Interfacing the Biomation 6500 Transient Digitizer to an Apple II Microcomputer
S. G. Su, Cheng-En Tsai, T.‐M. Su, Chung‐Yuan Mou
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S. G. Su, Cheng-En Tsai, T.‐M. Su, Chung‐Yuan Mou
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Abstract An interface is described which permits high‐speed data transfer between the Biomation 6500 waveform digitizer and an Apple II microcomputer system. Through the interface, one can make any number of scans of repetitive data which, having been acquired by the Biomation 6500, may then be averaged, stored and analyzed in a microcomputer environment.
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Abstract An interface is described which permits high‐speed data transfer between the Biomation 6500 waveform digitizer and an Apple II microcomputer system. Through the interface, one can make any number of scans of repetitive data which, having been acquired by the Biomation 6500, may then be averaged, stored and analyzed in a microcomputer environment.
Key concepts: Interfacing, Microcomputer, Interface (matter), Transient (computer programming), Computer hardware, Chemistry, Waveform, Transfer (computing)