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The virtual instrumentation laboratory based on FPAA with remote access, is a system that allows increasing the knowledge of configurable analog modules FPAA (Field Programmable Analog Array), in the function of conditioning the signal of a physical variable, which can offer a dynamic re-configuration, is an important electronic design tool in prot...
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