Digital Data

A S Douglas · Physics Bulletin · 1961

By D. S. Evans London: Hilger & Watts Ltd. Pp. 82. Price 15s. With the increasing importance being attached to digital methods of computation, due, in large measure, to the rapid development of electronic digital computers, it is natural that there should be much interest in digital methods of measurement. Mr. Evans' little book describes some mechanical, optical and electronic methods of measuring in digital form.

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