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Teaching Hardware Design with Online Laboratories
Abstract
This chapter focuses on a cost-effective, hybrid remote laboratory for hardware design. The laboratory is based on a reconfigurable internal debugging interface coupled with an “in the cloud” development and simulation system. Deployment, scalability, administration, and security concerns are discussed, and the possibility of hardware abstraction is introduced. Finally, the remote use of standard test equipment is detailed, examples of typical system usage and workflow are presented, and sample cost tables are provided.
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