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"josephkk" wrote in message
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On Thu, 31 Jan 2013 15:14:00 -0800, notme wrote:

Apparently Peak-Atlas are marketing a (massively) upgraded version of
their
3-terminal component analyser, it has a USB port for connection to a PC
(I
think it may actually do curve tracing).


http://www.anatekcorp.com/atlasdca75.htm



Wonderful example of something inexpensive now that would be difficult and
expensive 25 years ago.



There was a hobby magazine project published somewhere at least 2 decades
ago, similar type of thing as the DCA55 - it was pretty much someone
thinking up something impressive to do with a HD44780 LCD module.

IIRC it was mostly SSI/MSI - unfortunately I can't remember what magazine it
was, or whether a PIC based version was ever released into the public
domain.