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Modulární výuková platforma pro oblast vestavěných systémů a číslicových obvodů / Modular Educational Platform for Embedded Systems and Digital Circuits DomainKoupý, Pavel January 2021 (has links)
The aim of the work is the design and implementation of two circuit boards delivering learning platforms, which will consist of two separate circuit boards with ARM MCU and a programmable FPGA gate array that will be interconnectable and appropriately complemented by peripherals. These platforms will be developed by analysing current teaching and development platform solutions and then demonstrating on practical examples. The main benefit of this work should be update and simplification of existing equipment. At the same time, there is an emphasis on greater transparency of the whole solution, so that it is not too complicated for an aspiring student to familiarise himself with modern micro-controllers and programmable gate arrays and can link the simpler units into more complex ones, where the individual boards can be used as separate working units and their interconnection will provide a computationaly stronger yet more complex device.
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Design and Implementation of a Multipurpose Radar SensorNiklasson, Johan, Åström, Axel January 2019 (has links)
This thesis presents the design and implementation of a multifunctional radar sensor. Utilising microstrip transmission line technology, a front-end receiver has been designed based upon a six-port architecture. Additionally, digital signal processing has been implemented on a microcontroller, enabling processing and extraction of information from the down converted quadrature signals. Results have show that the sensor is capable of operating as both a continuous wave radar and frequency modulated continuous wave radar. Through measurements, it has been established that the sensor is capable of wireless measurements, such as vital signs and vibrations. Furthermore, a graphical user interface has been design, allowing a way of switching between different radar configurations and the presentation of measured data to the user.
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