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The AIM 65 microcomputer as an aid to data collection in general physics laboratory experiments

Steven E. Curd, Charles D. Geilker

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An efficient general-purpose microcomputer program for acquisition of time-occurrence data in the general physics laboratory using the AIM 65 is described. Many phenomena requiring periodic data taking up to 500 kHz can be investigated. The minimal hardware interfacing is presented.

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Key concepts: Interfacing, Microcomputer, Physics, Data acquisition, General purpose, Computer hardware, Data collection, Experimental data