This thesis describes utilization of a nanotechnology in new pressure sensors. Detailed analysis of individual principles are carrying on. And simulations and experimental models of sensors are developed. More detailed description is provided for new capacitive pressure sensor, which is manufactured using nanotechnology, including its model and analysis in order to improve its properties. The work deals with the emission pressure sensor which uses the principle of cold emissions, including analysis comparison of the measured values of the emission current from the applied nanotubes field and analysis to improve emissions performance.

Diploma thesis analyses low-speed flow measurement. Thesis consist of 4 chapters. First chapter is about liquids and its attributes, flow meters, especially induction flow meter, which is very important for designed sensor. In second chapter is detailed process of designing sensor. Description of realization and measurement of flow is in the third chapter. Result summary is in conclusion.

The work deals with the available options of security devices for basements, design and implementation of its own security equipment. An FPGA chip from Xilinx was used as a device control. The device also contains a GSM module for sending information via SMS about space violation. Intrusion signaling can also be signaled by a siren. Intrusion detection is performed using a door and motion sensor. The whole device is powered by a battery, but there is also the possibility of mains power.

This work deals with ANSYS application for research of temperature behaviour in electronics systems

The subject of the work is an introduction to the problems of linear encoder position. Described the basic principles inductance, capacitive, magnetic and optical position sensors. The thesis also deals with the production technology of sensors and signal processing methods derived sensor. That knowledge is also used for the design concepts for future control circuit device for measuring linear position.

This work deals with behavior of the temperature dependent element that makes a part of thermodynamics system. The aim of this work is to analyze the behavior of that element and to solve the virtual model in PC program ANSYS.

Hlavním tématem práce je měření a přenos teploty po síti Ethernet. Práce obsahuje teoretický úvod, ve kterém jsou popsány různé typy senzorů, měření teploty, Ethernet a návrh systému a výběr součástek. Praktická část je zaměřená na realizaci systému, popis programu a odesílání změřených hodnot po síti Ethernet.

Work describe principles and problems of the realization ultrasonic anemometer. It's described methods of computation speed wind and its correction. In favor of realization are used ultrasonic transducers and microcontroller ARM Cortex-M3. The work treats PWM signal generating, its analog filtration, amplification and transmitting. On receiving part there are low voltage amplifier and comparator. Developing code is described by flowcharts.

The solution of the motion detection system with the parallel radio identification on the same channel/carrier. The work is based on the RF sensor from ALPS Electric (product still in development phase), which works as an RF motion sensor and a digital transceiver as well. System can differenitiate general moving object from an object with active key. First part of this work describes the sensor module and the internal Nordic nRF24LE1 transciever (physical layer). Design of packet based communication protocol which does not influence motion sensing (communication layer) is discussed. Next part consist of FW design of application and identification protocol for sensor and key (application layer) and reference HW design of the active key. There are series of tests in every section.

The thesis is focused on the design of a self-powered sensor for measurement of water flow rate and temperature in water pipelines. The key block of this thesis is the construction of an electric generator powered by excitation with turbulent flow. The generated voltage should power the sensor's circuits and allow water flow rate measurements. Throughout the development, three prototypes of generators powered by turbulent flow were created. Turbulences were not created by an insertion of a bluff body but by inner geometry of the pipeline elements. Maximum power of 10,66 uW was generated at flow rate of 8 m3/h. Afterwards, a prototype of water flow rate and temperature sensor was assembled. Energy self-sufficiency of the device at common flow rates was not achieved using the chosen procedure. The designed flow rate measurement method is suitable for an approximate flow rate estimation.