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Precise voltage references
Budáč, Peter ; Ing. Miroslav Horáček, Ph.D., ÚPT AVČR Brno (referee) ; Zobač,, Martin (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is the realization of the workplace to measure long-term stability and temperature coefficient of precision voltage references. It analyses individual solutions precision voltage references and their important parameters for the stability of the reference voltage. It deals with the influence of thermoelectric voltages and methods how to minizme their effect on measurement error . In conclusion it proposes a solution of this measuring workplace, and evaluate the results measuring of long-term stability and temperature coefficient on selected precision voltage references.
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Voltage and current reference sources
Skalický, Pavel ; Pavlík, Michal (referee) ; Háze, Jiří (advisor)
The topic of the master´s thesis are voltage and current reference sources. There is detailed description of current and voltage references, which are basic building blocks of many analog circuits, in the theoretical part. Next part of the master´s thesis is the design of a voltage reference source, the design of a voltage reference generating two voltages and a current reference source. The correct function of all circuits have been verified using simulations, especially dependence of the output voltage or current on supply voltage or dependence of the output voltage or current when the ambient temperature is changed.
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Process Calibrator M143 - Climatic Testing
Dojava, Václav ; Bartoň, Jan (referee) ; Havlíková, Marie (advisor)
Subject of the bachelor thesis are the climatic testing of the M143 calibrator. Theoretical section of the thesis is concerned with the analysis and description of the norms used during climatic tests of electronic devices. Thesis then continues by describing properties and functions of the M143 calibrator and the Caliber programme, which is performing automated measurement during the climatic tests, on the basis of the designed calibration procedure. Practical section of the thesis describes the designed testing points and climatic conditions, which are adjusted during the testing. In this section the testing points are implemented to the Caliber programme. Last section contains the analysis and evaluation of the measured data gained during the climatic testing. From these measured data, we are to determine, whether the M143 calibrator is within the specifications stated by the manufacturer in different climatic conditions.
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Design of a laboratory equipment focused on measuring a PV panel at different temperatures
Moravčík, Daniel ; Báňa, Jiří (referee) ; Šedina, Martin (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis deals with the temperature dependence of the performance of a photovoltaic cell and the method of regulating its temperature. He also deals with the design and implementation of a laboratory element used to regulate the temperature of the photovoltaic cell in the laboratory. The theoretical part discusses the principle of photovoltaic cells and their electrical parameters, as some of them are the subject of measurement for which the device is made. The theoretical part then deals mainly with the influence of the surrounding environment on the performance of cells and their cooling methods in practice. The practical part itself describes the design and manufacture of a laboratory element for temperature regulation used to adjust the temperature of a photovoltaic cell, focusing first on the electrical design and then on the structural design. Finally, the work is devoted to the verification of the function of the manufactured device, when the accuracy of the device is determined.
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Precise voltage references
Budáč, Peter ; Ing. Miroslav Horáček, Ph.D., ÚPT AVČR Brno (referee) ; Zobač,, Martin (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is the realization of the workplace to measure long-term stability and temperature coefficient of precision voltage references. It analyses individual solutions precision voltage references and their important parameters for the stability of the reference voltage. It deals with the influence of thermoelectric voltages and methods how to minizme their effect on measurement error . In conclusion it proposes a solution of this measuring workplace, and evaluate the results measuring of long-term stability and temperature coefficient on selected precision voltage references.
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Process Calibrator M143 - Climatic Testing
Dojava, Václav ; Bartoň, Jan (referee) ; Havlíková, Marie (advisor)
Subject of the bachelor thesis are the climatic testing of the M143 calibrator. Theoretical section of the thesis is concerned with the analysis and description of the norms used during climatic tests of electronic devices. Thesis then continues by describing properties and functions of the M143 calibrator and the Caliber programme, which is performing automated measurement during the climatic tests, on the basis of the designed calibration procedure. Practical section of the thesis describes the designed testing points and climatic conditions, which are adjusted during the testing. In this section the testing points are implemented to the Caliber programme. Last section contains the analysis and evaluation of the measured data gained during the climatic testing. From these measured data, we are to determine, whether the M143 calibrator is within the specifications stated by the manufacturer in different climatic conditions.
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Voltage and current reference sources
Skalický, Pavel ; Pavlík, Michal (referee) ; Háze, Jiří (advisor)
The topic of the master´s thesis are voltage and current reference sources. There is detailed description of current and voltage references, which are basic building blocks of many analog circuits, in the theoretical part. Next part of the master´s thesis is the design of a voltage reference source, the design of a voltage reference generating two voltages and a current reference source. The correct function of all circuits have been verified using simulations, especially dependence of the output voltage or current on supply voltage or dependence of the output voltage or current when the ambient temperature is changed.
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