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Step-down converter with variable output voltage in range from 20 to 100 V
Pazourek, Petr ; Šmirg, Ondřej (referee) ; Hanák, Pavel (advisor)
This master's thesis describes the design and the implementation of a step-down converter with variable output voltage for laboratory purposes. In the introduction the basic functions of switching power supplies are shown, flyback, forward and push-pull converters are described, followed by some integrated circuits for power management of converters. The second chapter discusses in detail the design of requested switched power supply, including the calculation of the electronic parts and design of the storage inductor. Following are described some observations of building this power supply, including the output characteristics. In conclusion, the obtained results are assessed, including proposals to improve whole design.
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Auxiliary power sources in electric traction
Kuzdas, Jan ; Procházka, Petr (referee) ; Červinka, Dalibor (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is proposal of auxiliary power sources in electric traction. Specifically we deal with two converters. Both of them were used in traction vehicle's applications, which are developed by the Department of Power Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Brno University of Technology. First converter was used as a power supply in secondary traction mechanism of electric locomotive. Second one to power supply of dash board in automobile with fuel cells.
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Adaptive Control of a DC Drive
Krkoška, Roman ; Huták, Petr (referee) ; Skalický, Jiří (advisor)
The master’s thesis deals with method of adaptive control of electrical drives. It aims at control of DC motor with using self tunning controller (STC) and gain-schedulink in simulative enviroment of MATLAB. The first part of the thesis deals with of basic methods adaptive control of electrical drives and with of basic identification methods, computation of controller parameters and control laws of controllers. The second part of the thesis is aimed at applying adaptive controllers to mathematical model of controlled system. Include monitoring parameters of identification The thesis contains originate programs include source files.
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Converter USB/RS 485
Henzl, Václav ; Hanák, Pavel (referee) ; Herman, Ivo (advisor)
This thesis is describing problematic of realisation of converter from USB type media into the universal RS-485 bus which is mainly used for the industrial applications (author is using frequently as a device in order to enable communication between server and RFID devices). This thesis contains theoretical information, realisation of the device itself and assesment of reached targets.
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Possibility of Measurement Automation
Ilichman, Ondřej ; Košíková, Jana (referee) ; Vdoleček, František (advisor)
The thesis is focused on the automation of measurement with the using of hardware and software. Efforts to objectification processes and eliminating human influence on the outcome are increasingly reflected in the technical fields of measurement. In this work, methods of measurement modification, transformation and subsequent analysis of the measured quantity are discussed. Since nowadays it is possible to automate nearly all types of measurement, it is shown, under what circumstances is appropriate to use automated measurements. The final section is devoted to solution of software and hardware design for measuring temperature in the server room. They are proposed 3 possible solutions and on the basis of their analysis the optimal variant is chosen.
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Control Strategy of Grid Connected Converter under Unbalanced Conditions
Lettl, J. ; Bejvl, Martin ; Valouch, Viktor
Current-controlled voltage source converters are widely used in grid-connected applications. The negative sequence component of the grid voltage causes pulsating components in powers transmitted through the converterand ripple of the dc voltage in the intermediate circuit. Two strategies of the current reference calculation for a dual current controller were developed and tested in the Matlab/Simulink environment and experimentally verified as well.
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Ways to publish streaming video on the Web
Suk, Miroslav ; Šedivá, Zuzana (advisor) ; Kadlec, Čestmír (referee)
The beginning of the thesis deals with history of interconnection between video and the internet from its origins to the present. The thesis has two main aims. The first aim is to provide an overview of main solutions how to provide stream video over the internet. In the thesis there are described three different solutions. The first solution is to buy a complex media server. The second one is to hire a special service which can provide video storage and its distribution over the internet. The service must allow integration to various information systems and web pages or web applications. The last part of the first aim speculates about possibilities how to solve the stream video distribution over the internet in a business and commercial domain without any expenses to provide the functionality. The second aim is a practical realization of a complete project. The content of the project is a solution of video conversion, storage and distribution over the internet in a real company. The main business activity of the company is the development and providing of web pages and applications on its own servers. At the beginning of the second part of the thesis there are evaluated possible ways how to solve the goal of the project. The possible ways are solutions that are mentioned in the first part of the thesis plus development of new a solution by the company itself. The last alternative has proved to be optimal from the economic point of view. The result of the project is a web service which is completely platform independent. So it is possible to use the web service in company's content management systems that are developed in PHP or .Net. In the thesis there is also mentioned an issue of mechanism called HTTP Pseudo Streaming.
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