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Design of LED lighting for industrial camera systems
Svoboda, Martin ; Honec, Peter (referee) ; Janáková, Ilona (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the development, design and construction of multispectral lighting for industrial camera systems. The lighting is conceived as a modular device consisting of two parts - a control unit, which can be communicated primarily through the Modbus TCP / IP protocol, which powers, controls and collects information about the connected lighting unit. The illumination unit is equipped with 64 intelligent RGBW light emitting diodes located in an 8x8 matrix and one control diode opposite to which light intensity sensors are placed to give feedback on the color and intensity of the light. There are two temperature sensors located between the LEDs to check the temperature of the lighting unit. Both units are housed in a robust aluminum chassis. The control unit contains a microcomputer programmed in C language
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Development kit for microcontrollers communication with computer
Franek, Miroslav ; Novák, Lukáš (referee) ; Levek, Vladimír (advisor)
Master’s thesis deals with the design of development kit for communication between a microcontroller and a computer using USB, Bluetooth, WiFi and Ethernet interfaces. In the theoretical introduction is the analysis of theese interfaces and the interfaces used for communication by the microcontroller. In the next part, components for the development kit are selected. Then a wiring diagram and the printed circuit board is designed. Next, the firmware design is described. The last chapter deals with the implementation and testing of the development kit. The appendix contains a proposal for a laboratory task to introduce the development kit to students.
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Design and implementation of a universal NFC reader.
Jirásek, František ; Kaczmarczyk, Václav (referee) ; Baštán, Ondřej (advisor)
The essence of this bachelor´s thesis is the design and subsequent implementation of a universal NFC reader, which will be built into the school Testbed called "Self-employed bartender". The reader will act as a base for glasses containing NFC tags, from which it will then be able to find out the complete recipe of the final product to be mixed into the glass. In addition, all performed functions will be signaled by RGB LE diodes.
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Design and implementation of a universal NFC reader.
Jirásek, František ; Kaczmarczyk, Václav (referee) ; Baštán, Ondřej (advisor)
The essence of this bachelor´s thesis is the design and subsequent implementation of a universal NFC reader, which will be built into the school Testbed called "Self-employed bartender". The reader will act as a base for glasses containing NFC tags, from which it will then be able to find out the complete recipe of the final product to be mixed into the glass. In addition, all performed functions will be signaled by RGB LE diodes.
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Development kit for microcontrollers communication with computer
Franek, Miroslav ; Novák, Lukáš (referee) ; Levek, Vladimír (advisor)
Master’s thesis deals with the design of development kit for communication between a microcontroller and a computer using USB, Bluetooth, WiFi and Ethernet interfaces. In the theoretical introduction is the analysis of theese interfaces and the interfaces used for communication by the microcontroller. In the next part, components for the development kit are selected. Then a wiring diagram and the printed circuit board is designed. Next, the firmware design is described. The last chapter deals with the implementation and testing of the development kit. The appendix contains a proposal for a laboratory task to introduce the development kit to students.
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Design of LED lighting for industrial camera systems
Svoboda, Martin ; Honec, Peter (referee) ; Janáková, Ilona (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the development, design and construction of multispectral lighting for industrial camera systems. The lighting is conceived as a modular device consisting of two parts - a control unit, which can be communicated primarily through the Modbus TCP / IP protocol, which powers, controls and collects information about the connected lighting unit. The illumination unit is equipped with 64 intelligent RGBW light emitting diodes located in an 8x8 matrix and one control diode opposite to which light intensity sensors are placed to give feedback on the color and intensity of the light. There are two temperature sensors located between the LEDs to check the temperature of the lighting unit. Both units are housed in a robust aluminum chassis. The control unit contains a microcomputer programmed in C language
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