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ABE-VIEW: Android Interface for Wireless Data Acquisition and Control.

Daniel M Jenkins¹, Ryan Kurasaki²

¹Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, Honolulu, HI 96822, USA. danielje@hawaii.edu.

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Summary

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This study introduces ABE-VIEW, a free Android app enabling wireless data acquisition and instrument control via Bluetooth. The app enhances modularity and affordability for engineering labs and rapid sensor development.

Keywords:

Arduino Bluetooth graphical user interface open-source design potentiostat rapid prototyping test equipment virtual instrumentation

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Area of Science:

Engineering Education
Instrumentation and Measurement
Software Development

Background:

Scientific advancement relies on shared hardware and software tools.
Existing data acquisition systems can be costly and inflexible for educational and research settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a free, flexible, and affordable Android application (ABE-VIEW) for remote instrument control and data acquisition.
To enhance modularity and reduce costs in undergraduate engineering laboratories.
To facilitate rapid testing and iterative improvement of novel sensor systems.

Main Methods:

Developed a free Android application, ABE-VIEW, with a graphical user interface (GUI).
Implemented wireless communication over Bluetooth using ASCII-coded instructions.
Integrated features such as real-time data plotting, multiple data fields, virtual controls (buttons, numerical inputs, radio buttons), and data logging to CSV files.

Main Results:

ABE-VIEW provides a flexible GUI populated entirely from a remote instrument.
The app allows real-time data plotting, interactive data recording, and bidirectional communication for instrument control.
Demonstrated application in undergraduate dynamic systems modeling labs and identifying harmonic distortion in electrochemical impedance measurements.

Conclusions:

ABE-VIEW offers a modular and affordable solution for data acquisition and control in engineering education.
The application is highly effective for rapid prototyping and iterative development of new sensor technologies.
ABE-VIEW successfully addressed challenges in undergraduate labs and advanced research, such as analyzing electrochemical impedance spectroscopy data.