How to connect a sensor to laptop

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To connect a sensor to a laptop for programming purposes, particularly for reading atmospheric radiation levels, it's essential to research USB-enabled detectors. These devices often come with the necessary connections for easy integration with a laptop. Exploring existing USB-compatible sensors can streamline the process and provide a solid foundation for programming.
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Hi,
I am retired and work with computer programming as hobby. I wanted to find a way to connect a sensor to my laptop so that I could write a program for it. Example: reading atmospheric radiation levels with some type of sensor connected to my USB port. Could you direct me as to how, or what type of connections I would require to connect these two types of hardware.
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I would start by researching the detector. You will likely find that they already have devices that are USB-enabled.
 
Doing that now. Thanks.
 

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