论文信息 - The Automatic Control Telelab: a remote control engineering laboratory

The Automatic Control Telelab: a remote control engineering laboratory

Describes the realization of a remote laboratory of automatic control developed at the University of Siena. The Automatic Control Telelab (ACT) allows the on-line interaction between remote users and a set of remote physical processes through the Internet. The key feature of this project is the user-defined controller facility. The remote user can design his/her own controller through the well-known Simulink environment. The overall architecture of the Automatic Control Telelaboratory has been designed with the goal of simplifying the upgrading procedure and the procedures to add new experiments.

M. Casini | D. Prattichizzo | A. Vicino

[1] B. S. Heck,et al. Using the Web in your courses: what can you do? what should you do? , 1999 .

[2] Lawrence A. Crowl,et al. Distance learning applied to control engineering laboratories , 1996 .

[3] M. H. Shor,et al. Access to an instructional control laboratory experiment through the World Wide Web , 1998, Proceedings of the 1998 American Control Conference. ACC (IEEE Cat. No.98CH36207).

[4] Chr. Schmid,et al. Web-based remote experimentation using a laboratory-scale optical tracker , 2000, Proceedings of the 2000 American Control Conference. ACC (IEEE Cat. No.00CH36334).

[5] J. W. Ponton,et al. The ECOSSE Control HyperCourse , 1996 .

[6] Domenico Prattichizzo,et al. The automatic control telelab: a user-friendly interface for distance learning , 2003, IEEE Trans. Educ..

[7] Wayne Daley,et al. AN INTERACTIVE LEARNING TOOL FOR DYNAMIC SYSTEMS AND CONTROL , 1998 .