Abstract
A remote laboratory containing a specially designed experiment was built to demonstrate and visualize the characteristics of wire-shape shape memory alloys (SMAs). In particular, the unit helps the study of the hysteretic behavior of SMAs as well as how the electrical driving frequency changes the hysteresis loop. One such SMA remote experiment with a novel unified framework was constructed at the Texas AM however, the hysteresis of SMA has been successfully demonstrated by the data recorded in the new remote SMA experiment with the novel unified framework, which matches the original results collected locally. The study compares two different implementation approaches for the remote SMA experiment; one is the traditional approach with the LabVIEW remote panel and the other is the new approach with the novel unified framework. The difference of these two solutions is listed, and the advantage of the new SMA remote experiment based on the novel unified framework is presented. The capability of running remote experiments on portable devices allows users to learn by observing and interacting with the real experiment in an efficient way.
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