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Implementation of remote terminal on Milbus
Čechura, Petr ; Fujcik, Lukáš (referee) ; Dvořák, Vojtěch (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the Milbus communication bus and the design of a remote terminal into a gate-level FPGA circuit using VHDL. The first chapter is dedicated to the MIL-STD-1553B standard - it discusses the functionalities that the bus contains, revealing the communication rules and limitations. The second chapter introduces the reader to the ECSS-E-ST-50-13C standard, describing the use of the bus in space technology, or in general, robust, complex systems where effective communication control is required. In the last (practical) part, the architecture of the remote terminal is developed based on the knowledge gained in the previous chapters in order to provide the basic functions (receiving and sending data). Based on the specified requirements, the architecture is verified and finally synthesized into a Spartan3 FPGA, model XC3S50.
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The Construction of Warfare Technology in Russian Military Thinking
Solovyeva, Anzhelika ; Hynek, Nikola (advisor) ; Střítecký, Vít (referee) ; Eichler, Jan (referee)
The Construction of Warfare Technology in Russian Military Thinking Anzhelika Solovyeva Abstract This dissertation traces the dynamics of military-technological innovation in Russia over the last hundred and fifty years. The analysis relies extensively on primary data obtained from Russian archives, complemented by a series of expert interviews. The goal is to understand whether and to what extent Russia's respective discourses and practices constitute a distinct strategic cultural approach. The relationship between strategic culture and military- technological innovation is considered from two different, yet complementary, perspectives. From an empirical standpoint, the analysis is guided by six substantial arguments derived from the existing literature on Russian strategic culture, technology and military doctrine, interviews conducted by the author, and partially from the author's own knowledge of the problematic. In theoretical terms, this dissertation offers and graphically nuances a novel conceptual model, theorizing processes related to military-technological innovation and the role of strategic cultural frames. The last two arguments guiding the empirical focus of this dissertation are derived from the theoretical discussion. This model is subsequently applied to three case studies, with the key...
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