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An electron coincidence spectrometer utilizing real-time optimization and control by a standard IBM 80286 personal computer is described. Details of the system hardware and software are presented together with a description of the optimization routine adopted for maintaining the tuning of the spectrometer and data acquisition. Data collected by the computer-controlled spectrometer for (e,2e) coincidence experiments are also presented.
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