The Development and Application of Virtual Instrument Technology in the Experimental Teaching

Liu, Jianqiang; Fu, Xingqi; Zhang, Xingcheng; Song, Jianye

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-24772-9_85

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“…The virtual instrument network technology has become the inevitable direction of the instrument development. Virtual instrument (abbreviated as VI) refers to computer instrument system that can achieve human-computer interacting and most of the measurement function by user-defined software, with general-purpose computer as the carrier, software as the core, and the corresponding test function I/O hardware [1]. Networked Virtual Instrument changes the situation that the traditional virtual instruments can only make the signal acquisition, analysis, process and display functions concentrated on one computer.…”

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Research and Design of Networked Virtual Instrument Electronic Test System

Zhou

2012

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A novel virtual instrument operated on different computers, peripherals, measured node and databases connecting to the network based on network and database technology is proposed to achieve resource sharing by using of the virtual instrument electronic test system (VIETS) developed by Jilin University. Users can not only remotely control the instrument measurement, collection, analysis and processing data, but also conveniently monitor the test site, which benefit to the foundation for setting up networked virtual electronic measurement laboratory. A mixed-mode of C/S (client/server) and B/S (browser/server) and a system structure include user client, internet, server, client device and measurement and control equipment was presented. Network function was also achieved by using of LabVIEW, MyEclipse, MySQL and other technologies to accomplish the database design, server management website design and the communication. Thus users can remotely both monitor and control the test instruments through the network function of VIETS.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%