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Vaclav Piskac: Pupils do their own precise time measurements with AUDACITY Scientix European Conference, 6-8 May 2011, Brussels

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SCIENTIX conference, Brussels, 8th May 2011

PRECISE TIME
MEASUREMENTS
WITH

AUDACITY

Václav Piskač, Gymnázium tř.Kpt.Jaroše Brno, Czech Republic

Necessary equipment:

a computer equipped with a soundcard

one microphone (or two ...)

AUDACITY version 1.2.6

It allows you to measure time down to 100 microseconds!

Václav Piskač, Gymnázium tř.Kpt.Jaroše Brno, Czech Republic

What is AUDACITY?

a freeware downloadable on
http://audacity.sourceforge.net

sound recording and editing software

Audacity 1.2.6 is the best version for measurement

Václav Piskač, Gymnázium tř.Kpt.Jaroše Brno, Czech Republic

Thank you for your attention.

Václav Piskač
vaclav.piskac@seznam.cz
http://fyzikalnisuplik.websnadno.cz

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Vacla Piskac Audacity

1. SCIENTIX conference, Brussels, 8th May 2011 PRECISE TIME MEASUREMENTS WITH AUDACITY Václav Piskač, Gymnázium tř.Kpt.Jaroše Brno, Czech Republic

2. Necessary equipment: a computer equipped with a soundcard one microphone (or two ...) AUDACITY version 1.2.6 It allows you to measure time down to 100 microseconds! Václav Piskač, Gymnázium tř.Kpt.Jaroše Brno, Czech Republic

3. What is AUDACITY? a freeware downloadable on http://audacity.sourceforge.net sound recording and editing software Audacity 1.2.6 is the best version for measurement Václav Piskač, Gymnázium tř.Kpt.Jaroše Brno, Czech Republic

4. Thank you for your attention. Václav Piskač vaclav.piskac@seznam.cz http://fyzikalnisuplik.websnadno.cz Václav Piskač, Gymnázium tř.Kpt.Jaroše Brno, Czech Republic

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