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The paper describes a data-processing system that uses a combination of electronic hardware and specific software to analyse the data from two twin-column AutoAnalyzer amino-acid analysers working in parallel. The system incorporates readily available electronic components and the data is punched on to paper tape. A Remote Batch Terminal is used to transmit and receive the data from a computer bureau. The software is designed to produce a full report from the available analytical data.

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The use of a simple 8 bit microprocessor as a flexible sequence controller for developinglaboratory automation

Morley

1980

Journal of Analytical Methods in Chemistry

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The design of a microprocessor system for automatic signal averaging andpercentage purity calculations coupled to a nuclear magnetic resonancespectrometer

Morley

O'Neill

Pringuer

et al. 1979

Journal of Analytical Methods in Chemistry

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F. Morley

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Microprocessor-controlled digital integrator for nuclear magnetic resonance measurements

Application of data-processing techniques to amino-acid analysis

The use of a simple 8 bit microprocessor as a flexible sequence controller for developinglaboratory automation

The design of a microprocessor system for automatic signal averaging andpercentage purity calculations coupled to a nuclear magnetic resonancespectrometer

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