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Project Books for Apple II Computers

If you have an Apple II computer and if your students are interested in using it for science projects, then these two books are for you! Each book has 14 projects for students (or teachers) who want to learn about laboratory interfacing via the Apple II game port. Each chapter consists of a core project that involves assembling an electronic circuit. Sample programs for use with the core project are included on a disk. Suggestions are given for extending the project by improving the programs, adding to the hardware, of doing further experiments. Parts kits are available for several of the projects in each book. Refer to our Apple II catalog, or contact us for details.

How to Build a Better Mousetrap and 13 Other Science Projects Using the Apple II

by David L. Vernier

The first book from Vernier Software! If you have an Apple II computer and if your students are interested in using =it for science projects, then How to Build a Better Mousetrap is for you! This book has 14 projects for students (or teachers) who want to learn about laboratory interfacing via the Apple II+/IIe/IIGS game port. Each chapter consists of a "core project" that involves assembling an electronic circuit. Sample programs for use with the core project are included on a disk. Suggestions are given for extending the project by improving the programs, adding to the hardware, or doing further experiments. This is a great book for independent study or science fair projects!

PROJECTS:

Photogate TimerThermocouple
Reaction TimepH Meter
Microphone / AmplifierStrain Gage
Humidity MeterOptically-Isolated Switches
Resistance / Capacitance MeterComputer-Controlled Car
IC Temperature ProbeStepper Motor
Voltage MonitorA Better Mousetrap
ORDERING INFORMATION:
How to Build a Better Mousetrap (Order Code MT, $24.95)
includes 227-page book and sample program disk
Volume purchases:
10 or more books @ $14.97
PARTS KIT for PROJECTS:
ProductOrder CodePrice
Photogate TimerBPG-16$8.00
Schmitt Trigger PhotogateBST-16$12.00
Microphone/AmplifierBMA-16$12.00
Humidity MeterBHM-16$23.00
IC Temperature ProbeBIC-16$13.00
Voltage MonitorBVM-16$24.00
ThermocoupleBTC$13.00
Strain GageBSG$30.00
Optically-Isolated SwitchesBSW-16$30.00
Stepper MotorBSM$8.00

Chaos in the Laboratory and 13 Other Science Projects Using the Apple II

David L. Vernier, Editor

If you have an Apple II computer and if your students are interested in using it for science projects, then Chaos in the Laboratory is for you! This book has 14 projects for students (or teachers) who want to learn about laboratory interfacing via the Apple II+/IIe/IIGS game port. Each chapter consists of a "core project" that involves assembling an electronic circuit. Sample programs for use with the core project are included on a disk. Suggestions are given for extending the project by improving the programs, adding to the hardware, or doing further experiments. This is a great book for independent study or science fair projects!

PROJECTS:

ThermistorStepper Motors
Barometer / Pressure SensorA-to-D Converter
Quiz ShowSpeed of Sound
Smart Battery ChargerLight Meter
Computer VisionUltrasonic Range Finder
D-to-A / Digitized SoundMagnetic Field Sensor
ColorimeterChaos in the Laboratory
ORDERING INFORMATION:
Chaos in the Laboratory (Order Code CHAOS, $25.95)
includes 228-page book and 2 disks
Volume purchases:
10 or more books @ $20.00
PARTS KIT for PROJECTS:
ProductOrder CodePrice
Thermistor Temperature Probe
with 9- or 16-pin cable
CTP-9 or CTP-16$10.00
A-to-D ConverterCAD-16$32.00
Light MeterCLM-DIN$16.00
Barometer / Pressure SensorCBR-DIN$42.00
Magnetic Field SensorCMG-DIN$24.00
D-to-A / Digitized SoundCDA-16$21.00
Stepper Motors - UnipolarCSU-16$16.00
Speed of Sound with
9- or 16-pin cable
CSS-9 or CSS-16$19.00
Chaos in the Laboratory with
9- or 16-pin cable
CCH-9 or CCH-16$12.00

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