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B3B38LPE	Laboratories of Industrial Electronics and Sensors
Roles:	PV	Extent of teaching:	0P+4L
Department:	13138	Language of teaching:	CS
Guarantors:	Petrucha V.	Completion:	KZ
Lecturers:	Drábek T., Fischer J., Janošek M., Petrucha V.	Credits:	4
Tutors:	Drábek T., Dressler M., Fischer J., Janošek M., Petrucha V.	Semester:	L

Web page:

https://embedded.fel.cvut.cz/kurzy/LPE/LPE2023

Anotation:

The objective of the "Laboratories" is to introduce students in a playful and interactive way with basic blocks of an industrial sensor system - from the sensor itself, through signal processing circuits, analog to digital signal conversion, software processing by a microcontroller up to the sending of the results to the superior system or database and their presentation to the user within the concept "Internet of Things".

Study targets:

see the abstract

Content:

The aim of the "Laboratories" is to individually try and learn to use the basic components and blocks in the industrial electronic microcontroller driven sensor systems, gradually being able to combine these blocks and use them to solve more complicated (and more interesting :-) tasks and applications. Students have STM32-based development tools (such as STM32 Nucleo kits) that include a programmer, a debugger, and a serial port for PC debugging. In addition to laboratory equipment, the use of the LEO - Little Embedded Oscilloscope platform is also expected. Software development is possible on the mbed platform or any other - for more experienced users. Accessories include sensors (e.g. acceleration, light, distance, magnetic field, infrared radiation and temperature), simple displays and actuators (LED, OLED display, piezo, relay, stepping motors). The students will use breadboards or universal PCBs to create the circuits. The goal is to control the basic peripherals (HW and SW) and to build a larger system that will collect and evaluate data, perform action interventions and present the results to the user, such as via WiFi (ESP8266). Such a system may be a line-tracking robot, a mobile-operated robot, a simple weather station, a bicycle alarm system, a RGB LED controlled over WiFi, FFT analyzer - light music, etc.

Course outlines:

The focus of the subject is laboratory work, regular lectures are not planned but, on the contrary, exceptional lectures on related topics submitted by external collaborators from industry are possible.

Exercises outline:

Exercises are designed to be a benefit for a complete beginner as well as an advanced developer and programmer of embedded devices. It will be possible to pass a schedule prepared for students with a minimum of practical experience with electronics, or spend most of the semester on individually set projects (for experienced students). Specific timetable for the semester - see Moodle, if you are interested in more detailed information, please visit the subject's website. In the final phase of the semester (at least 4 weeks), all students will work on the selected individual project and present it to everyone else.

Literature:

https://embedded.fel.cvut.cz/kurzy/ www.st.com www.mbed.org

Requirements:

Motivation to lern new things. Basic knowledge of electronics and microcontroller programming in C is required. Students will be asked to pass an entry test to verify this.

Keywords:

microcontrollers, electronics, programming, STM32

Subject is included into these academic programs:

Program	Branch	Role	Recommended semester
BPSIT_2021	Common courses	PV	4
BPSIT4_2021	Technologie internetu věcí	PV	4
BPBIO_2018	Common courses	PV	4
BPKYR_2016	Common courses	PV	4

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Proposal and Realization: I. Halaška (K336), J. Novák (K336)