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Software Books and Training Aids

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New book for DasyLab developers from the technical author Ernest Doebelin

"Measurement Systems Application and Design" ( Fifth Edition )

It describes the complete measurement chain from the sensors to DASYLab 7 in Chapter 13

New book for Z World TCP developers from the well-known technical author Jan Axelson

”Embedded Ethernet & Internet complete, Designing & Programming Small Devices for Networking"

New book for LabVIEW and LabWindows Measurement Studio developers from the technical author Mahesh Chugani  

"LabVIEW Signal Processing"

It is great tutorial, full of VI examples, covering all those advanced math functions in LabVIEW that you wondered how they worked and where to use them. It is now part of MasTec's LabVIEW Signal Processing training course.



Lisa Wells                                 LabVIEW for Everyone (Beginners)
Gary Johnson's                      LabVIEW Graphical Programming
Gary Johnson's                      LabVIEW Power Programming
Mahesh Chugani                    LabVIEW Signal Processing
Dapang Chen                          JTFA Joint Time Frequency Analysis
Linda Gruggett                        LabVIEW Technical Resource (quarterly mag)
The Bible                                  Teach Yourself C

You may also buy any of the National Instruments Course Kits and CDs to learn at your own pace.

The LabVIEW coursebooks available are:

Other Titles:

A New Sensor book that could be useful to many:

Webster, John G.,
"THE MEASUREMENT, INSTRUMENTATION, AND SENSORS HANDBOOK"
CRC Press, 1999

It's a gigantic book with to-the-point explanations of every kind of sensor you can think of, plus a summary of general measurement principles.

Also covers noise reduction, grounding, shielding, and signal coupling.
The best one I've found to date:



Johnson and Graham
"HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL DESIGN--A HANDBOOK OF BLACK MAGIC"
Prentice Hall PTR, 1993.

The title sounds like it would be only good for computer mother-board designers, but it's really a well-written, practical examination of these issues, applicable to any noise-sensitive system.

Time to go to the web to look at a super list of Technical Books.

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