This paper deals with some applications of Virtual Instrumentation to elect
roanalytical measurements. Virtual Instruments (VIs) are software programme
s that simulate the external appearance and functions of a real instrument
on the screen of a computer. In this work, programmes have been developed t
o control the potential of a working electrode (through a suitable potentio
stat), acquire the current response, process the acquired current signal an
d control a peristaltic pump and injection valve. The sequence of operation
s was controlled by the VI. The programmes developed have been applied to a
mperometric and voltammetric measurements in static and flowing solutions.
The VI package that has been used was LabVIEW 4.0.1 from National Instrumen
ts.