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This paper describes a project to design, implement, and test an instrumentation integrated system. The system is a type of interface based on an IBM PC/AT or a PC/AT compatible computer system. The system will be able to function as an 8-channel logic analyzer, a single-input digital oscilloscope, a 100 kHz function generator, and +/-5 V and +/-12 V DC power supply. The hardware of the system is implemented using TTLs, PLD, and SRAMs logic families. The system is programmed with assembly and C++ languages and is implemented on a plug-in interface card.<>