Tutorials A variety of tutorials are built into Logger Pro. These tutorials are available in the folder titled which you can access through > The following tutorials are Tutorials, File Open. available: 01 Getting Started This tutorial gives an overview of the Logger Pro software. – 02 Temperature Measurement This tutorial shows how to make simple – measurements using a Temperature Probe and Logger Pro. You will learn to perform some basic analysis of those data. 03 Events with Entry This tutorial teaches you how to perform an experiment that – uses the Events with Entry data collection mode. This mode is different from the based data collection mode. In Events with Entry, Logger Pro records a measurement with the sensor and the user enters a value that is related to that measurement. This tutorial leads you through the use of a Motion Detector 04 Motion Measurement – with Logger Pro. 05 Manual Data Entry An important feature of Logger Pro is the ability to manually – enter data, graph the data, and analyze it. This tutorial guides you through some of the basic features of manually entering data into Logger Pro. 06 Customization This tutorial shows you how to customize a file so that it looks – pleasing to your eye. 07 Viewing Graphs This tutorial shows you some of the features that make viewing a – graph easier. It teaches you how to rescale the axes, stretch the axes, zoom, autoscale, and scroll. 08 Stats, Tangents, Integral In this tutorial you will investigate the statistics, tangent, – and integral features of the program. You will also create and graph a calculated column using the derivative. 09 Curve Fitting This tutorial guides you through the various aspects of both – automatic and manual curve fits. You will also learn to define your own function and use modeling to arrive at an appropriate equation for a set of data. 10-1 Linearization An important feature of Logger Pro is the ability to quickly data – and find the relationship between variables. One option in finding these relationships is to perform a curve fit. The other option is to "linearize" the data. This method of analysis is performed with columns of modified data. This concept is on the idea that if a graph produces data along a straight line, then the relationship displayed to the right is true.
Tutorials A variety of tutorials are built into Logger Pro. These tutorials are available in the folder titled Tutorials, which you can access through File > Open. The following tutorials are available: 01 Getting Started – This tutorial gives an overview of the Logger Pro software. 02 Temperature Measurement – This tutorial shows how to make simple measurements using a Temperature Probe and Logger Pro. You will learn to perform some basic analysis of those data. 03 Events with Entry – This tutorial teaches you how to perform an experiment that uses the Events with Entry data collection mode. This mode is different from the data collection mode. In Events with Entry, Logger Pro records a measurement with the sensor and the user enters a value that is related to that measurement. 04 Motion Measurement – This tutorial leads you through the use of a Motion Detector with Logger Pro. 05 Manual Data Entry – An important feature of Logger Pro is the ability to manually enter data, graph the data, and analyze it. This tutorial guides you through some of the basic features of manually entering data into Logger Pro. 06 Customization – This tutorial shows you how to customize a file so that it looks pleasing to your eye. 07 Viewing Graphs – This tutorial shows you some of the features that make viewing a graph easier. It teaches you how to rescale the axes, stretch the axes, zoom, autoscale, and scroll. 08 Stats, Tangents, Integral – In this tutorial you will investigate the statistics, tangent, and integral features of the program. You will also create and graph a calculated column using the derivative. 09 Curve Fitting – This tutorial guides you through the various aspects of both automatic and manual curve fits. You will also learn to define your own function and use modeling to arrive at an appropriate equation for a set of data. 10-1 Linearization – An important feature of Logger Pro is the ability to quickly data and find the relationship between variables. One option in finding these relationships is to perform a curve fit. The other option is to "linearize" the data. This method of analysis is performed with columns of modified data. This concept is based on the idea that if a graph produces data along a straight line, then the relationship displayed to the right is true.
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