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Thermal Mass Flowmeter
Mlčoch, Albert ; Kunz, Jan (referee) ; Beneš, Petr (advisor)
The thesis deals with the design of a mathematical model and practical implementation of a flowmeter based on the thermal principle. The range of the proposed flowmeter is from units of kilograms per hour to lower hundreds of kilograms per hour. The design of the flowmeter is non-invasive to the flow channel, the heating element is located outside the pipe. In this paper, the flowmeter parameters are identified and a temperature regulator is proposed. Measurements are made on a test bench. The results of the measurements are discussed. Modifications to the existing hardware are suggested.
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Power LED control using ATtiny
Martynek, Tomáš ; Kubánek, David (referee) ; Balík, Miroslav (advisor)
Target of this bachelor’s thesis is to develop suitable DC/DC converter for driving power LED with Atmel Tiny micro. There is PHILIPS white power LED – Luxeon Star/O as the light source used. Micro’s AD converter measures current through this LED. This value is used for current driving using PWM micro output. Whole device is accumulator powered, design allows usage of three AA alkaline batteries instead of NiMH accumulators. During design phase was choosing between 2 and 3 AA batteries power solution. Because of the longest working time, the final solution uses 3 AA batteries – in this configuration works the flashlight about 7 hours. Flashlight can charge NiMH batteries from external constant current power source. Micro controls whole charging process and disconnects accumulators from current source after full charge using method of negative voltage change. Timer method is backup method in case, when negative voltage drop is very small – the charging time is limited to max. 9 hours. Micro can detect bad or non-possible charged cells.
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Design and construction of stable multiple voltage source
HUBAL, Taras
The bachelor's thesis deals with the design and construction of a stabilized multipurpose power supply. The power supply has a total of 6 independent outputs, voltage and current measurements on individual channels and overload protection. Control and measurement is performed using a microprocessor.
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Thermal Mass Flowmeter
Mlčoch, Albert ; Kunz, Jan (referee) ; Beneš, Petr (advisor)
The thesis deals with the design of a mathematical model and practical implementation of a flowmeter based on the thermal principle. The range of the proposed flowmeter is from units of kilograms per hour to lower hundreds of kilograms per hour. The design of the flowmeter is non-invasive to the flow channel, the heating element is located outside the pipe. In this paper, the flowmeter parameters are identified and a temperature regulator is proposed. Measurements are made on a test bench. The results of the measurements are discussed. Modifications to the existing hardware are suggested.
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Power LED control using ATtiny
Martynek, Tomáš ; Kubánek, David (referee) ; Balík, Miroslav (advisor)
Target of this bachelor’s thesis is to develop suitable DC/DC converter for driving power LED with Atmel Tiny micro. There is PHILIPS white power LED – Luxeon Star/O as the light source used. Micro’s AD converter measures current through this LED. This value is used for current driving using PWM micro output. Whole device is accumulator powered, design allows usage of three AA alkaline batteries instead of NiMH accumulators. During design phase was choosing between 2 and 3 AA batteries power solution. Because of the longest working time, the final solution uses 3 AA batteries – in this configuration works the flashlight about 7 hours. Flashlight can charge NiMH batteries from external constant current power source. Micro controls whole charging process and disconnects accumulators from current source after full charge using method of negative voltage change. Timer method is backup method in case, when negative voltage drop is very small – the charging time is limited to max. 9 hours. Micro can detect bad or non-possible charged cells.
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