2015
DOI: 10.1080/10798587.2015.1027508
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Design and Development of a Virtual Instrument for Hazardous Environment Monitoring and Control Using Lab VIEW

Abstract: The increased high performance of personal computers and their reduced cost has made it possible for the development of computer based monitoring and control systems. Industry needs several measurement systems that can measure safety risk parameters of the hazardous area. Although wireless sensor networks have been widely used, combining virtual instrument technology to achieve the purpose of safety measurement has several benefits. These systems are efficient and cost-effective for acquiring and analyzing sen… Show more

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“…The virtual instrument is a new generation of measuring instruments after the intelligent instrument. This technology divides the instrument into three parts: computer, instrument hardware and application software [2]. Virtual instruments are based on general-purpose computers and measuring instruments equipped with standard digital interfaces (including traditional instruments such as GPIB and rs-232, as well as new VXI modular instruments).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The virtual instrument is a new generation of measuring instruments after the intelligent instrument. This technology divides the instrument into three parts: computer, instrument hardware and application software [2]. Virtual instruments are based on general-purpose computers and measuring instruments equipped with standard digital interfaces (including traditional instruments such as GPIB and rs-232, as well as new VXI modular instruments).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%