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Common Number Systems v.1.0
Convert decimal numbers fast and easy. Common Number Systems enable you to enter a decimal number which is converted to its binary, octal and hexadecimal representation. In addition, the user may increase or decrease the current number by one digit,
Cauchy Distribution v.1.0
Study Cauchy distribution with this software. Cauchy Distribution help you calculate the probability density function of the Cauchy distribution and allows to calculate the mean as a function of the sample size. Since the probability density function
Black Body v.1.1
Study radiation effect with this tool. Black Body is a small, simple, easy-to-use software specially designed to display this radiation effect. The user can take several snapshots of the radiation spectrum in order to compare the effect at different
Atomic Spectroscopy v.1.0
Analyze atomic spectra fast and easy. Atomic Spectroscopy help you analyze atomic spectra. Atomic spectra can be used to quantitatively determine more than 70 chemical elements. In order to be able to detect the atomic spectrum,
ASCII Encoding v.1.0
Create ASCII characters fast and easy. ASCII Encoding enable users to set the bits of a byte individually, showing the corresponding ASCII character. The original ASCII code was a 7-bit code, being able to encode all characters of the English
Analog/Digital Conversion v.1.0
Study amplitude resolution with this simulation. Analog/Digital Conversion can display the effects of changing the sampling frequency and / or the amplitude resolution.
Acid-base titration v.5.0
Analyze acids and bases with this tool. Acid-base titration can select from a large set of acids and bases, and a set of 20 pH indicators ranging from picric acid (pH 1) to indigo carmine (pH 13).
Accumulation of Spectra v.1.1
Analyze nuclear magnetic resonance signals with this tool. Accumulation of Spectra can display how the SNR of NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) signals can be increased by accumulating many measurements. In data acquisition experimenters are often