Information sheet

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS
University: Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
Faculty: Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Course unit code: 35185 3I
Course unit title: Industrial Electronics

Mode of delivery, planned learning activities and teaching methods:

lecture 3 hours weekly (on-site method)

laboratory/construction practice 2 hours weekly (on-site method)

Credits allocated: 6

Recommended semester/trimester: Microelectronics – master (semi-compulsory), 2. semester

Level of study: — item not defined —
Prerequisites for registration: none

Assesment methods:
Active participation in the seminar and laboratory exercises, preparation and defence of the project – 50 points

Learning outcomes of the course unit:

The aim of this course is to provide students with information and expand their knowledge about the practical aspects of
the application of microelectronic components, circuits, sensor systems and actuators in continuous and discrete timer
manufacturing processes. Teaching of methodological procedures used in the design, analysis and characterization of
the properties of electronic systems with sensors and actuators for their effective utilization for selected applications,
such as in automotive electronics, security system and so on are of the subject of the course. Students will significantly
gain their practical experience in the design of electronic systems.

Course contents:
The basic building blocks of sensor systems. Components and circuits for processing and evaluation of sensor sig-
nals. Intelligent sensors. Sensor systems for the detection of various physical and chemical variables. Actuators and
control electronics. The integration of sensors and actuators in industrial systems. Application examples. Automotive
electronics. Security technology. Electronic control systems.

Recommended or required reading:

Recommended:
G. K. McMillan, D. M. Considine: Process/industrial instruments and controls handbook. McGraw-Hill, New York, USA,
1999, ISBN 0-07-012582-1,
H. Häberle a kol.: Prúmyslová elektronika a informační technologie. Verlag Europa-Lehrmittel, Nourney, Vollmer,
GmbH & Co., Haan-Gruiten, Germany, 2003, ISBN 80-86706-04-4, 719 s.
Kissel, T. E.: Industrial Electronics: Applications for Programmable Controllers, Instrumentation and Process Control,
and Electrical Machines and Motor Controls. 3rd edition: Prentice Hall College Div., 2002. ISBN 01-30602-41-8.
Lániček, R.: Elektronika. Praha, BEN – technická literatura, 2004, 479 s. ISBN 80-86056-25-2
Mitra, S. K.: Digital signal processing. A computer-based approach. McGraw-Hill, NY 10020, USA, 2006, 2006, 972p.,
ISBN 0-07-286546-6
Nawrocki, W.: Measurement Systems And Sensors. Artech House Publishers, 2005, ISBN 1580539459, 342s.

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Courses evaluation:
Assessed students in total: 95
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42,1 % 17,9 % 21,1 % 11,6 %
Name of lecturer(s):
Last modification:
Supervisor:
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5,3 % 2,0 %
Ing. Martin Daříček, PhD. (examiner, instructor) - slovak, english
Ing. Martin Donoval, PhD. (instructor) - slovak, english
Ing. Martin Jagelka, PhD. (instructor) - slovak, english
prof. Ing. Alexander Šatka, CSc. (examiner, lecturer, person
responsible for course, tutor) - slovak, english
21. 3. 2013
prof. Ing. Alexander Šatka, CSc. and programme supervisor