1986
DOI: 10.6028/nbs.tn.1224
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Computer software for the acquisition and treatment of calorimetric data

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“…During an experiment the amplified voltage data from each microcalorimeter is displayed in a different color on the video monitor. At the conclusion of an experiment, the voltages are recorded on a floppy disk and then analyzed using appropriate computer codes [4].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…During an experiment the amplified voltage data from each microcalorimeter is displayed in a different color on the video monitor. At the conclusion of an experiment, the voltages are recorded on a floppy disk and then analyzed using appropriate computer codes [4].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…for the study of processes in aqueous solution. The computer software used for the acquisition and treatment of experimental data from both the microcalorimeters and the solution calorimeter is described in a separate publication [4].…”
Section: Microcalorimetry Is An Important Technique For the Measuremementioning
confidence: 99%
“…They were calibrated electrically with a high stability d.c. power supply, calibrated digital voltmeter, standard resistor, and time-interval counter. Descriptions of the microcalorimeters and their performance characteristics, the data-acquisition system, and the computer programs used to treat the results have been given by Steckler et al (11,12) At present, the voltages of the thermopiles of the microcalorimeters are measured with Hewlett-Packard 34420A Nanovolt Meters. These voltages are then recorded on a micro-computer and the areas of the thermograms are calculated by means of a numerical integration.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They were calibrated electrically with a high stability d.c. power supply, calibrated digital voltmeter, standard resistor, and time-interval counter. Descriptions of the microcalorimeters and their performance characteristics, the data-acquisition system, and the computer programs used to treat the results have been given by Steckler et al (17,18) However, some significant changes have been made subsequently in the method of data collection. Specifically, the voltages of the thermopiles of the microcalorimeters are now measured with Hewlett-Packard model 34420A Nanovolt Meters.…”
Section: Microcalorimetrymentioning
confidence: 99%