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The true small computer dedicated to a specific function in a laboratory has been responsible for a revolution in the methodology, quantity, economy, and quality of experiments performed. When connected to analytical instruments, the dedicated small computer becomes an element in a total analytical instrumentation system and is capable of acquiring and analyzing data, and controlling the instrument and experiment based on the data received.
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Dewey, B. (1970). Dedicated Computer in the Laboratory. In: Orr, C.H., Norris, J.A. (eds) Computers in Analytical Chemistry. Progress in Analytical Chemistry, vol 4. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3315-9_2
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