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    Real–time instrument control via internet by using labVIEW graphical development platform
    (2008-05-08) BAL, SEZEN; KORKMAZ, HAYRİYE; Bal S., Korkmaz H.
    In this work, a Remotely Accessible and Configurable Electronics Laboratory (RACEL) system is designed in LabVIEW graphical development platform. This LabVIEW application performs several tasks as follows: user interface design, publishing and sharing measured data, instrument control, and remote access to system in the campus lab. This paper describes how to control an instrument existing in the laboratory via a PC on-lab or on-line by using instrument drivers in LabVIEW. Readers can also find the information about where to find and how to download instrument drivers provided by NI or other vendors. In addition, how to turn any LabVIEW application into a remote application accessed via a Web browser without any additional development time is explained in detail. The instruments used in the work are a dc power supply and a data acquisition/ switch unit (multimeter) which are remotely controllable ones having a GPIB interface. Ensuring instrument control and publishing the front panel on the web, students are allowed to access and control the system variables such as adjusting dc power supply’s output to a desired value by clicking the knob or dragging the slider position up/down on the user interface seen on client PC’s monitor.
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    A USB Kit for Digital I/O Applications in a Digital Electronics Lab Designed by Using PIC16C765 Microcontroller
    (WILEY, 2009) BULDU, ALİ; Buldu, Ali; Korkmaz, Hayriye
    In this article, a USB Kit is designed by using Microchip's PIC16C765 microcontroller that has a low-speed USB serial interface engine. It is used to communicate with and/or through USB port for digital I/O applications in a Digital Electronics Lab In this education kit, two groups of keys (switches) and a group of LED are used to realize the experiments about logic gate applications included in Electronics and Computer Education Department's curriculum of Marmara University and also included in other faculties' curriculums related to the engineering science all around the world. In designed board, one of the key groups is 8-bit software-controlled by using simulator interface and the other is 8-bit user-controlled by using real switches existing on the board. (C) 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Comput Appl Eng Educ 17: 131-138. 2009: Published online in Wiley InterScience (www.interscience.wiley.com): DOI 10.1002/cae.20172