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INTERNET BASED CLIENT/SERVER VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT DESIGNS FOR REAL TIME REMOTE ACCESS
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the design of a generic virtual instrument used for real-time experimentation purposes at Polytechnic University s control engineering laboratory in a remote-access environment. These instruments can be freely downloaded and the remote user can access the laboratory facilities from anywhere and anytime. The philosophy behind our Internet-accessed remote laboratory is based on a client/server computer configuration. The server, situated near the experiment, transfers to it the received command signals transmitted by the client. The client locally computes the command signal based on the reference waveform and the transmitted system response. The remote user can select the transmission protocol, switch between asynchronous and synchronous sampling, use either a batch or a recursive data transfer mode, and view the experimental testbed. Our approach is distinct from others since it can offer more flexibility and responsibility to the client-side, since the remote user compiles, and executes locally the controller. Issues concerned with network s reliability, dynamic delay factor caused by the Internets traffic, concurrent user-access, and limited computing power have been addressed. The designed set of experiments is the first step towards our remote control laboratory
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i need details of this project report.. please reply at the earliest..
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