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Institute of Technology, Mechanisation and Construction Management (TST)

Completing the course CW01 Theory of Measuring and Regulation the students will acquire basic knowledge of theory and practice of measuring and measuring equipment. They will get familiar with the principles for designing and arranging the structure of measuring chains. They will get acquainted with the physical principles of electrical and non-electrical sensors of physical quantities. They will be able to understand the common mistakes in measuring and the causes of this errors. They will also acquire knowledge about the principles and causes of industrial interference (disturbance). Students will acquire basic information about the elementary automatic regulation and control of technological processes.

Fundamental information about measurement and automatic control on level at the high school physics and university physics.

Part of the knowledge of this course can be supplemented with knowledge of course CW51 Automated control systems.

The course is taught through lectures, practical classes and self-study assignments. Attendance at lectures is optional, but attendance at classes is compulsory.

For successful completion of the course the student is asked to study regularly and to attend the lectures and seminars. The student will prove his knowledge during an oral examination. The credit for seminars is conditioned by regular attendance and also by submitting the individual assignments.

1. Basic theory of the measurement and principles of measurement of physical values. Terminology.
2. - 3. Control theory. Linear, non-linear and extremal systems. Systems with fuzzy logic and common sense logics. Mathematical solutions. Modelling and simulations.
4. Information theory. Data for the information and measurement . Accuracy and correctness of the acquired information. Division of sensors.
5. Measurement etalons. Calibration. Mistakes. Static, dynamic and transfer characteristics. Sensors reliability and intelligence. Reliability and intelligence of sensors.
6. Resistance, capacity and piezoelectric sensors. Sensors with Hall effect.
7. Inductance, induction and magnetic sensors.
8. Camera sensors. Optoelectronics sensors. Semiconductor and microelectronic sensors.
9. Tensiometric sensors and tensiometric measurements. Photoelasticimetry. Vibrations and acceleration measurement. Measurement of vibrations and acceleration.
10. Measuring of flow rate, speed, distance, volume, level and electrical quantities. Materials analysis. Conversion of non-electric values to electrical.
11. - 13. Measuring chains. Use of computer technology. Technology of computer applications. Connection systems and their protocols. SW tools for measurement. Elements for controls for the technological process. Industrial interference and its consequences, limitation of its influence.

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Making the students acquainted with fundamentals of measurement, control and systems theory. Measurement chains as system complexes and their elements. Using of computer utilization for acquisition and processing of obtained information. Control and monitoring of the production line. Industrial interference and elimination of these negative impacts.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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