LCAL9002: All real-time remote labs

Product identification

LCAL9002: LabsLand Consumer Access License for all the real-time labs

Purchase on DigiKey: https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/labsland/LCAL9002/25991489

Purchase on LabsLand: https://labsland.com/licenses/join/LCAL9002

Summary

The LCAL9002 licenses provide access to real-time laboratories (microprocessors, microcontrollers, FPGAs, etc.). If you go to the LabsLand list of laboratories, and filter by real-time, you have the complete list of laboratories available in this license.

Conditions

This product includes access to remote laboratories for 6 months, for a unique person per license.  Each license cannot be exchanged or transferred to another person. The license can also not be used by automated software.  Standard Terms and Conditions of LabsLand apply.

Included laboratories

With these licenses, many different labs are included (see most updated list), including:

DE1-SoC

Teach Digital Design with FPGAs using a remote Terasic DE1-SoC!

In this laboratory, students can learn how to work with Hardware Design Languages: VHDL, Verilog, or SystemVerilog. Then they can test their code in a real Terasic DE1-SoC FPGA. The FPGA has a set of components and peripherals already in place, such as 10 red LEDs, 6 7-segment displays and multiple clocks. In addition, you will have access to 10 virtual switches and 4 virtual buttons that you can use in your design and that you will be able to interact with when controlling the real hardware. This way, you will be able to turn on and off the switches or press the buttons and see how your design behaves. The boards are located in different universities and institutions around the world, as you will see when using each board.

Boole Designer

This laboratory will let you learn basic Digital Electronics.

You will be able to design Combinational Systems, use Boole Algebra, create VK diagrams, and try the systems that you create in real remote hardware (Intel FPGAs).

Arduino board

With this laboratory, you can program a real Arduino UNO board. It also includes input and output peripherals, similar to those that are often included in Arduino starter kits. 

Those peripherals include LEDs, switches, buttons, an OLED display, a servo motor, etc.

There are two ways to use this laboratory:

Arduino robot

The LabsLand Arduino Robot laboratory lets you carry out experiments with a real robot. Define the robot's logic, and then upload your program into the robot to see its behavior through a web camera. You can make your robot avoid walls, compete in line-following races, or do any other type of exercise.

There are two ways to use this laboratory:

LabsLand Electronics

With this laboratory you can dynamically connect real electronics circuits using sets of typical components (resistors, capacitors, diodes, and others) and a web-based user interface. You can then control various instruments including an oscilloscope, a function generator, power supplies and a multimeter, connecting them to the circuit and using them to take measurements. 

The system is not a simulation: circuits are dynamically and physically constructed using purpose-specific relay matrixes, and measurements are physically taken using real instruments.

The system supports a fast seamless user-switching mode that ensures that multiple students (up to 120) can seamlessly use it at the same time and take measurements. This seamless user-switching mode leverages the fact that the measurement times for individual measurements are low.

For safety and practical reason the number of different circuits that students can build is constrained, but a large catalog is available.

STM32 & IOT laboratory

With this laboratory you can program and control a ST WB55RG Nucleo board. It also includes various input and output peripherals, similar to those that are often used in introductory IoT and microcontroller programming courses.

The technical specification for the laboratory is the following:

And many more!

Target courses & topics

These laboratories are used in both High School level and University level in different locations.

LabsLand spaces

Every institution (whether it is a school, university, or company) using LabsLand has a LabsLand space. 

A LabsLand space is a personalized web where institutions can organize the access to the laboratories by their students. In LabsLand, an institution typically has multiple groups of students using different laboratories. For example, a University or Community College might have multiple classes using remote laboratories, or even in a single class, they might have different groups of students (e.g., Spring 2023, Fall 2024).

The license includes:

Questions?

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