Abstract

The paper presents some practical solutions that have been used to convert stationary laboratory workstations (used in the teaching of analog and digital electronics, microcontroller programming and embedded systems) to remote learning. The presented solutions enabled students to work in conditions similar to standard teaching in classroom – using real circuits and measuring instruments. Examples of the laboratory workstations are: stepper motor control, generation of a PWM signal, reading information from switches, using SPI and I2C buses, measuring of dynamic parameters of logic gates, measuring of active filters, measuring of dynamic parameters of a transistor switch. A characteristic feature of the described solutions is the low cost and the possibility of quickly adapting the stationary workstation to remote work (and vice-versa), which was particularly important under the conditions of the coronavirus pandemic in recent years and dynamic changes in the form of teaching method. The presented ideas can be useful for teachers working at technical universities, where the issue of providing practical skills to students is crucial.

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