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FSI-ERSAcad. year: 2024/2025
The content of the course can be divided into three interconnected parts. In the first part, students will focus on the basic concepts of automatic control and logic control. In the second part, students will learn about control in the area of continuous and discrete systems. In the third part, students will learn about the individual parts of the regulatory chain.
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The course is evaluated by credit and exam. Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes: Course-unit credit is awarded on condition of having attended the seminars actively and elaborated the task according to the instructions of the tutor. The exam is written and is evaluated in the range of 0-100 points. The evaluation of the test result is given by the ECTS grading scale.Controlled instruction is exercise. Exercises are compulsory. Attendance at seminars is checked and the level of knowledge is checked by solving practical tasks. Missed lessons must be completed with another group, or in exceptional cases by assigning homework on the topic. The level of elaboration of this work is evaluated by the teacher.
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specialization KSB , 2 year of study, winter semester, compulsoryspecialization SSZ , 3 year of study, winter semester, compulsory
specialization CZS , 1 year of study, winter semester, elective
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1. Basic concepts of control, distribution of signals and systems (continuous vs. discrete).2. Logic control - basic elements, simplification of logic circuits.3. NAND, NOR, combinational logic circuits.4. Sequential logic circuits.5. Mathematical description of continuous systems, Laplac transform, block algebra.6. Pulse function and characteristic, transition function and characteristic, division of control elements, frequency transmission, frequency characteristics.7. Continuous control - basic control elements, PID control elements.8. Continuous control - control quality, stability.9. Discrete control - differences from continuous control, Z transformation.10. Discrete control - basic elements of control.11. Means of control (microcontroller, PLC, IPC) - classification, basic properties, use.12. Actuators.13. Sensors.
Computer-assisted exercise
1. Logic control - introduction to software, basic elements2. Logic control - principles of logic control, simplification of logic circuits3. Logic control - other circuits of logic control (timers, flip-flops)4. Continuous systems - mathematical description, frequency transfer, characteristics5. Continuous regulation - basic elements6. Continuous regulation - controller tuning, stability7. Continuous regulation - quality of control8. Discrete control - influence9. Practical demonstration of control means - microprocessors / microcontrollers10. Practical demonstration of control means - PLC11. Influence of actuators and sensors on regulation properties12. Practical demonstration of drive control13. Credit