Topics in Chemical Instrumentation: Choosing the Right Instrument: The Modular Approach. Part II.

Strobel, Howard A.

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Publication Date: 1984

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Topics in Chemical Instrumentation: Choosing the Right Instrument: The Modular Approach. Part II.

Strobel, Howard A.

Journal of Chemical Education, v61 n3 p89-90,92,94 Mar 1984

In a modular approach, instruments are considered as systems composed of modules, each module performing a particular function. Examines process of relating specifications for instruments to those for particular modules, effect of microcomputers on modular approach, and extension of the approach to such devices as "hyphenated" or tandem instruments. (JN)

Descriptors: Chemistry, College Science, Computer Oriented Programs, Higher Education, Instrumentation, Microcomputers, Science Education, Science Equipment

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