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2002•Proceedings of the 26th Euromicro Conference. EUROMICRO 2000. Informatics: Inventing the FutureRequires access

A World Wide Web based architecture for the implementation of a virtual laboratory

Francisco Javier García Gómez, Mireia Pérez Cervera, J. Martinez

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The World Wide Web (WWW) has given universities the opportunity to create a virtual laboratory based in remote controlled instrumentation. The solution proposed in the paper allows remote access to equipment, in such a way that is very similar to using the same equipment when performing real device measurements in a laboratory. An improved architecture simplifies the implementation of a virtual laboratory and allows a more versatile and efficient environment aimed at distance learning.

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The World Wide Web (WWW) has given universities the opportunity to create a virtual laboratory based in remote controlled instrumentation. The solution proposed in the paper allows remote access to equipment, in such a way that is very similar to using the same equipment when performing real device measurements in a laboratory. An improved architecture simplifies the implementation of a virtual laboratory and allows a more versatile and efficient environment aimed at distance learning.

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The World Wide Web (WWW) has given universities the opportunity to create a virtual laboratory based in remote controlled instrumentation. The solution proposed in the paper allows remote access to equipment, in such a way that is very similar to using the same equipment when performing real device measurements in a laboratory. An improved architecture simplifies the implementation of a virtual laboratory and allows a more versatile and efficient environment aimed at distance learning.

Key concepts: Virtual Laboratory, Computer science, Remote laboratory, Architecture, Virtual instrumentation, Instrumentation (computer programming), Web application, Virtual machine

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