Threadbare Parallel Port DAQ Card
Sumit Ghambir, P.Arun

TL;DR
This paper presents a simple parallel port data acquisition card designed for educational use, enabling physics experiments without requiring detailed electronics knowledge, and discusses potential improvements.
Contribution
It introduces a straightforward DAQ card for students to perform physics experiments via the computer's parallel port, emphasizing simplicity and educational utility.
Findings
Easy to build and use for physics experiments
Facilitates learning electronics and data acquisition
Open to community suggestions for improvements
Abstract
A very simple Data acquisition card was developed in our under-graduate class for interfacing with the parallel port of a standard computer. It was developed with the intention to enable students to do various physics experiments with the computer sparing them from knowing the details of the electronics required. The article is a summary of our experience and ends with a request for suggestions to improve the circuit without losing its simplicity.
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Taxonomy
TopicsEmbedded Systems and FPGA Design
