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The Analysis and Research of Virtual Instruments

Song Bei-guang

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Abstract

The status and the development of virtual instruments are discussed in detail,including the station of hardware and software,the further direction is also discussed.Considering the virtual instruments' characteristics,it focuses on introducing the detailed implementation steps of design.Compared with traditional instruments the advantages of virtual instruments are pointed out.

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The status and the development of virtual instruments are discussed in detail,including the station of hardware and software,the further direction is also discussed.Considering the virtual instruments' characteristics,it focuses on introducing the detailed implementation steps of design.Compared with traditional instruments the advantages of virtual instruments are pointed out.

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The status and the development of virtual instruments are discussed in detail,including the station of hardware and software,the further direction is also discussed.Considering the virtual instruments' characteristics,it focuses on introducing the detailed implementation steps of design.Compared with traditional instruments the advantages of virtual instruments are pointed out.

Key concepts: Virtual instrument, Software, Computer science, Human–computer interaction, Operating system

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