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    • WinLogiLab
    • Radiation Decay
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Electronics and Signal Processing Group Downloads

The following software were developed by members of the Electronics and Signal Processing Group.

The software was developed using Borland Delphiâ„¢, on a Windows 95/98 computer system.

Disclaimer

The software is being provided as Freeware. No liability whatsoever for programs operation, use of the program, accuracy of the program, any loss of information, or anything else is accepted by the authors of these programs or by Griffith University.

Major Applications

  • WinLogiLab
  • Radiation Decay
  • HandyBoard Buffalo
  • Editor-Assembler-Simulator for the HC11
  • CircSchema

Miscellaneous Small Applications

  • Gander - A text / hex file viewer.
  • Collide - A physics simulation of colliding spherical objects.
  • Splines - A mathematical implementation of various curve generation algorithms.
  • Waves - A physics simulation of wave properties.
  • Port Device - Program to access Printer Ports. Designed for all versions of Windows (95/98/NT/2K/XP).
  • MATLAB Printer Port Access - MATLAB code (and associated DLL) for accessing the printer port with MATLAB Ver 6. Designed for all versions of Windows (95/98/NT/2K/XP).

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