Subject description
Modern architectures of microprocessor systems. Digital signal processors. Hardware and software development tools. Operating systems for real time applications. Program languages. Discrete transfer functions, algorithms and programming of control elements (transcendental functions, integrators, derivations, controllers…). Digital signal analysis, spectral analysis and Fast Fourier transform (DFT, FFT). Theoretical concept and realization of digital filters. Practical applications of microprocessors on power electronics systems: AC drives, active power filters, transport systems.
The subject is taught in programs
Objectives and competences
Objective of the course in to get the students acquainted with modern microprocessor systems that can process the signals in real time and control high dynamics mechatronic systems.
Teaching and learning methods
Oral lectures and mandatory laboratory exercises on laboratory microprocessor models.
Expected study results
Knowledge and understanding:
The student will learn how to program microprocessor for fast application in a real time. He will understand the advantages and limitations in realization of processor controlled systems of power electronics that form a mechatronic system. He will also get acquainted with modern tools in this field.
Application: A strong connection between theory and praxis is emphasized. The student will test the acquired knowledge on a real processor model that is common in the industrial praxis.
Reflection: The student will have the possibility of connecting the mathematical background, its translation into computer algorithms, and practical application in the field of real time signal processing, as in industrial applications.
Transferable skills: This subject includes application of highly sophisticated and fast changing microprocessor technics. Therefore, the student has to follow the changes through specialized literature and internet, which is useful for his future engineering work.
Basic sources and literature
- Pisno gradivo – prirejeno za predmet
- Ambrožič, Vanja: Mikroračunalniki v močnostni elektroniki, Fakulteta za elektrotehniko, Ljubljana, 2001
- S. M. Kuo, B. H. Lee, Real-Time Digital Signal Processing, John Wiley, 2001
- Ambrožič, Vanja, Zajec, Peter. Električni servo pogoni. 1. izd. V Ljubljani: Slovensko združenje elektroenergetikov CIGRÉ-CIRED, 2016.
- Steven W. Smith, The scientist and engineer's guide to digital signal processing, 1999, California Technical Pub.
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