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A Versatile Laboratory Programmer

G. E. Schwender, D. R. Goosman, K.W. Jones

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The logical design of a versatile laboratory programmer is described. The programmer can be used to control the operation of low and high power circuits over a wide range of time intervals.

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The logical design of a versatile laboratory programmer is described. The programmer can be used to control the operation of low and high power circuits over a wide range of time intervals.

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The logical design of a versatile laboratory programmer is described. The programmer can be used to control the operation of low and high power circuits over a wide range of time intervals.

Key concepts: Programmer, Computer science, Electronic circuit, Range (aeronautics), Programming language, Power (physics), Operating system, Computer hardware

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