Subject description - A0B14SPP
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A0B14SPP |
Drive Sensors |
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Extent of teaching: | 2+2L |
Department: | 13114 |
Language of teaching: | CS |
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Completion: | Z,ZK |
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Credits: | 4 |
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Semester: | Z |
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Electric and non-electric quantity sensors for drives, Basic sensors types - physical principles. Theoretical fundamentals, practical choice of suitable sensor, sensor output electrical circuit, sensor output signal processing, digital signal processing and noise suppression. Sensor output signal time characteristics and frequency characteristics. Practical lab verification of theoretical principles
Course outlines:
1. | | Sensors categorization |
2. | | Measurement chain, sensor generations overview, sensor parts, terminology, intelligent sensor |
3. | | Sensor parameters, range, sensitivity, accuracy, static and dynamic characteristics, measured object interaction |
4. | | Temperature sensors (resistive, PN junction, thermocouple, I2C interface), design, characteristics, evaluation |
5. | | Voltage and current sensors (transformers, hall-sensors, galvanic insulation), design, characteristics, evaluation |
6. | | Speed rotating sensors, DC and AC electrodynamic sensors |
7. | | Rotating and linear position sensors. Optical sensors (incremental and absolute), magnetic sensors |
8. | | Rotating and linear position inductive sensors, selsyn, resolver, inductosyn, linear differential transformer |
9. | | Rotating and linear position sensors, capacitive sensors |
10. | | Rotating and linear acceleration sensors, semiconductor accelerometers |
11. | | Pressure sensors (metal resistive, semiconductors resistive), air and liquid flow sensors |
12. | | Contactless data transmission from sensors |
13. | | Advanced drive sensors for transportation |
14. | | Noise suppressing methods |
Exercises outline:
1. | | Lab introduction. Lab work security briefing |
2. | | Technical documentation application, catalogue data interpretation |
3. | | Temperature measurement, theoretical analysis, requirements specification |
4. | | Temperature measurement, data processing by microcontroller |
5. | | Voltage and current measurement |
6. | | Voltage and current measurement, data processing by microcontroller |
7. | | Optoelectronic revolution sensor, microcontroller measurement and calculation of angular position and velocity |
8. | | Optoelectronic revolution sensor, microcontroller measurement and calculation of angular position and velocity |
9. | | Linear differential transformer, position measurement and evaluation by microcontroller |
10. | | Linear differential transformer, position measurement and evaluation by microcontroller |
11. | | Linear differential transformer, position measurement and evaluation by microcontroller |
12. | | Inductive sensor, angular position and angular velocity measurement and evaluation |
13. | | Inductive sensor, angular position and angular velocity measurement and evaluation |
14. | | Credit |
Literature:
[1] | | Mohan, N., Underland, T., Robbins, W. Power Electronics. New York: John Willey & Sons. 1995 |
[2] | | Pavelka, J., Čeřovský, Z., Javůrek, J. Elektrické pohony, Praha: ČVUT. 1999 |
[3] | | Hrabovcová, V., Janoušek, L., Rafajdus, P., Ličko, M. Moderné elektrické stroje, Žilina: TU. 2001 |
Requirements:
Active participation on labs, presentation of own lab works
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Proposal and Realization: I. Halaška (K336), J. Novák (K336) |