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Measurement system for pulsed current source
Myška, Radek ; Križan, René (referee) ; Drexler, Petr (advisor)
This work deals with the description and analysis of suitable methods for measurement of non-periodical high-level current pulses. For pulsed current source design and development a suitable measurement system is required. In this work shunt resistor, Rogowski sensor and magneto-optic sensor are presented. The analysis of their properties is performed in order to design a suitable sensor for test current pulse measurement. A design of Rogowski coil sensor has been made. An experimental measurement of current pulses with short time relations has been performed. The suitability of the coil sensor for non-harmonic waveforms measurement has been evaluated on the basis of measurement results. In case of the magneto-optic sensor a concept utilizing an optical fiber has been proposed. The design of the sensor has been performed also. Individual parts of the sensor were verified. Experimental magneto-optic sensors have been built and their properties have been studied.
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Side current channel of microprocessors
Obručník, Ondřej ; Hanák, Pavel (referee) ; Martinásek, Zdeněk (advisor)
In this masters's thesis is closely studied questins of current (power) side channel. It deals with attack upon this type of side channels and methods, which can this channel analyse. Also two methods of measurements, which make possible successfully attack, are presented here. Below the work describes progress, which was used for analyse current side channel of chip PIC16F84A. This chip, which was plugged in the circuit in agreement with diagram introduced here, processes step by step variety of programs implementing always other operation, which matches concrete used instruction. In corresponding chapters are introduced resulting values and graphs, which was obtained by measurement.
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Design of autonomous monitoring system elektronics
Heger, Krištof ; Houška, Pavel (referee) ; Hadaš, Zdeněk (advisor)
This master’s thesis deals with the design of autonomous monitoring system electronics which will be used for diagnostics of the electromagnetic vibration generator developed at Brno University of Technology. This generator should be used in a practical application where frequent mechanical shocks are present, for example in vehicle or goods transportation. For such an application, the goal of the monitoring system is to find out whether generator is capable of producing enough electrical energy for smooth operation of wireless sensors used in similar applications. The first part of the thesis consists of the autonomous diagnostics system overview from both commercial and scientific spheres, brief description of the vibration generator used and also a summary of commercially available power management electronics. The next chapters present the detailed description of each functional element of energy harvesting system, the simulation of generator’s behaviour for optimal load in three different model applications and the most important part – design of the autonomous monitoring system. In the end, achieved results are evaluated and it is considered whether the shock-driven generator is suitable for use in a given application.
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Design of autonomous monitoring system elektronics
Heger, Krištof ; Houška, Pavel (referee) ; Hadaš, Zdeněk (advisor)
This master’s thesis deals with the design of autonomous monitoring system electronics which will be used for diagnostics of the electromagnetic vibration generator developed at Brno University of Technology. This generator should be used in a practical application where frequent mechanical shocks are present, for example in vehicle or goods transportation. For such an application, the goal of the monitoring system is to find out whether generator is capable of producing enough electrical energy for smooth operation of wireless sensors used in similar applications. The first part of the thesis consists of the autonomous diagnostics system overview from both commercial and scientific spheres, brief description of the vibration generator used and also a summary of commercially available power management electronics. The next chapters present the detailed description of each functional element of energy harvesting system, the simulation of generator’s behaviour for optimal load in three different model applications and the most important part – design of the autonomous monitoring system. In the end, achieved results are evaluated and it is considered whether the shock-driven generator is suitable for use in a given application.
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Measurement system for pulsed current source
Myška, Radek ; Križan, René (referee) ; Drexler, Petr (advisor)
This work deals with the description and analysis of suitable methods for measurement of non-periodical high-level current pulses. For pulsed current source design and development a suitable measurement system is required. In this work shunt resistor, Rogowski sensor and magneto-optic sensor are presented. The analysis of their properties is performed in order to design a suitable sensor for test current pulse measurement. A design of Rogowski coil sensor has been made. An experimental measurement of current pulses with short time relations has been performed. The suitability of the coil sensor for non-harmonic waveforms measurement has been evaluated on the basis of measurement results. In case of the magneto-optic sensor a concept utilizing an optical fiber has been proposed. The design of the sensor has been performed also. Individual parts of the sensor were verified. Experimental magneto-optic sensors have been built and their properties have been studied.
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Side current channel of microprocessors
Obručník, Ondřej ; Hanák, Pavel (referee) ; Martinásek, Zdeněk (advisor)
In this masters's thesis is closely studied questins of current (power) side channel. It deals with attack upon this type of side channels and methods, which can this channel analyse. Also two methods of measurements, which make possible successfully attack, are presented here. Below the work describes progress, which was used for analyse current side channel of chip PIC16F84A. This chip, which was plugged in the circuit in agreement with diagram introduced here, processes step by step variety of programs implementing always other operation, which matches concrete used instruction. In corresponding chapters are introduced resulting values and graphs, which was obtained by measurement.
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