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Transilvania “University” BRASOV - ROMANIA. CVTC. C REATING a VIRTUAL Lab USING LabV IEW. Petru COTFAS Doru URSUTIU Jean-Pierre TABOY* Cornel SAMOILA. TRANSILVANIA University of Brasov and *INSA LYON. Content:. Using LabVIEW in the Interactive Learning Environments
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CREATING a VIRTUAL Lab USING LabVIEW • Petru COTFAS • Doru URSUTIU • Jean-Pierre TABOY* • Cornel SAMOILA TRANSILVANIA University of Brasov and *INSA LYON
Content: • Using LabVIEW in theInteractive Learning Environments • Why LabVIEW ? (Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench) • The virtual labs of Optics and Mechanics • Conclusions
Using LabVIEW in the Interactive Learning Environments • “ Take it for granted because it is right, because it is correct” • LabVIEW interferes at the limit between theory and practice; • We need a friendly and easy to handle interface; • We can spare a lot of time and money. Why LabVIEW?
LabVIEW from scientific point of view! • Based on graphical programing language G • Best data acquisition and data procesing • Large coverage field, from science to industry automation and education • Platform independently (Windows, MacOS, Unix, Linux…) • Used in the last ten years by thousands of developers worldwide
LabVIEW from education point of view! • Requires minimum knowledge and a little expertise • Fast developing speed • Replace the uncomfortable existing labs • We could present both theory and simulation • Easy create new Virtual Instruments • Can easy integrate on-line training • With LabVIEW 6i full Internet support
The virtual lab of Optics • The interactive study of the thin lenses • The interactive study of the mirror • The interactive study of the optic prism • The interactive study of the reflection and refraction
The virtual lab of Mechanics • The interactive study of movement on the horizontal plane • The interactive study of movement on the bent plane • The interactive study of horizontal throwing • The interactive study of the elastic pendulum • The interactive study of collisions
Conclusions: • Creating new programs using the already made and ulterior programs • Creating a friendly interface for the programs. • The possibility of an interactive study of the processes which take place. • Creating applications related to other fields.