PC data acquisition uses C++ to measure physical quantities

Author: David McCombs [USA], translated by Yang Dingxin, Wang Dong, Song Xin
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Features: Do you want to build a measurement system that can capture and analyze various physical quantities in the real world, such as speed, temperature, force, pressure, voltage, current intensity, and resistance? This book provides a guide on how to establish and use PC-based data acquisition systems to measure these physical quantities and how to perform software programming. You can find some designs that may interest you in this book:
· Electronic measurement using sensors and signal conditioning circuits
· Converting analog signals to digital signals
· Collecting, compressing, storing, simplifying, analyzing, and displaying measurement data through software programming
Author McCombs explains the basic concepts that appear in measurement systems. You will learn how to select voltage sources, sensors, and converters, and you can even learn how to develop PC-based voltmeters, ammeters, and ohmmeters!
www.infopower.com.cn provides downloads of related resources for this book. The C++ code programs will teach you how to use data acquisition programs under Windows or DOS, and it also includes programs for OS/2 and UNIX-based on Linux or Intel.