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FSI-VPRAcad. year: 2025/2026
The course provides a fundamental overview of instrumentation and software-based tools and algorithms used in the automatic control of technological processes. Throughout the course, students will learn the theoretical foundations of electrical, software, and pneumatic tools applied in automation. These theoretical insights are complemented by practical experience, focusing on understanding the principles of these tools and developing the ability to apply acquired skills in real technical tasks.
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Entry knowledge
Prerequisites include basic knowledge of automatic control, mathematics, and physics at a level covered in prior university courses.
Rules for evaluation and completion of the course
Knowledge and skills are assessed through credit and examination.
Requirements for credit: Attendance at exercises, completion of assigned laboratory tasks, and preparation of a written report based on measurements. Attendance at exercises is mandatory; if this condition is not met, each case is assessed individually by the course instructor. Laboratory exercises are evaluated by the instructor based on student activity, and the laboratory report must be submitted and approved.
Requirements for the examination: Completion of a written test covering knowledge gained in lectures and exercises, followed by an oral examination. Answers to questions are graded with points, and the examination is evaluated according to the A-F scale.
Participation in lectures is recommended, while attendance at exercises is monitored. The method of compensating for missed classes is at the discretion of the exercise supervisor.
Aims
The objective of the course is to familiarize students with electrical and pneumatic instrumentation and basic data processing algorithms used in control loops, examining their operating principles, roles within control circuits, and potential applications.
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to operate, configure, and design control loops using electrical and pneumatic instrumentation, as well as implement basic data processing algorithms.
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specialization AIŘ , 2 year of study, summer semester, compulsory
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