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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Automatización de una Subestación Eléctrica utilizando el Protocolo IEC 61850 y el ICCP para el envio de Datos

Toscano Palacios, Marco Antonio January 2010 (has links)
This thesis report, focuses on the automation process of Electrical Substations, with the main objective of integration into SCADA systems for electrical equipment responsible for the operation within substations, these devices have different communication protocols, after concentration information substation SCADA system, the next step to realize is sending data to the regulatory body that is in a remote location away from the substation, this is achieved using communication protocols designed for this function. All this process requires an optimization for the response times to any event that may happen in the substations and with this an optimization in operation of generation, distribution and transformation of electrical energy
Automatización
Autonomía
circuito
confiabilidad
DNP 3.0 (protocolo de red distribuido)
enclavamiento
HMI (interfaz hombre máquina)
ICCP
IEC 61850
IED
integración
DNP 3.0 (distributed network protocol)
HMI (human machine interface)
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Metody uživatelského hodnocení HMI v prostředí automotive. Případová studie. / HMI user assessment methods in automotive environment. Case study.

Křepelková, Sabina January 2019 (has links)
The thesis focuses on the topic of benefits and limitations of various HMI user assessment methods. In the theoretical part of the thesis there is introduced the HMI theory, summarized HMI user assessment methods, presented knowledge about their utilization and the available tools are mapped. The goal of the practical part is testing of selected HMI user assessment methods related to the requirements of the commercial automotive sector. The result of practical part is a comparison of the strengths and weaknesses of individual approaches and their specifics. The diploma thesis was prepared in accordance with the valid internal regulations of the Charles University and other methodological guidelines and normative documents. Keywords: user experience, UX, usability, user interface, UI, HMI, human-machine interface, automotive, usability evaluation, user assessment, user testing, usability testing

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