
This introductory lab text by one of the best selling authors in the field shows how to use IBM and compatible PCs for practical applications including communications, instrumentation, test equipment, and process controls--with complete instruction in I/O (Input/Output) techniques. It is intended for students in engineering, engineering technology, the physical sciences, and computer science. Over 70 fully tested, documented examples are presented, with over 200 related problems. Each lab has a complete, self-teaching format, with definitions, descriptions of new instructions, learning guidelines, examples, and summary.
This manual provides a structured pedagogical framework for utilizing IBM and compatible personal computers in practical engineering and instrumentation applications. Author Lance A. Leventhal, a recognized figure in technical instruction, utilizes a laboratory-based approach to bridge the gap between theoretical computing concepts and real-world hardware interfacing. The text serves as a comprehensive guide for students and practitioners to master Input/Output (I/O) techniques through rigorous, tested examples.
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Experts and educators frequently cite this text as a foundational resource for understanding early PC-based instrumentation and hardware interfacing. Readers often note the clarity of the instructional design, which facilitates independent study in engineering and computer science curricula.
Page Count:
104
Publication Date:
1995-06-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0030095433
ISBN-13:
9780030095436
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