Analysis of signals from inductive sensors by means of the DasyLab software

Złoto, T.; Ptak, Paweł; Prauzner, Tomasz

doi:10.2478/v10065-012-0005-3

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“…Modelling the investigation process or designing measuring systems is an indispensable part of teaching of technological subjects and also a part of research projects (Olesiak, 2013;Jakubiec, 2016). Simulations are often applied as preliminary research methods, which are subsequently verified by real measurements of an object under study Zloto et al, 2012). Simulations can also be applied for verifying the effectiveness of modelling used as a teaching method, as mentioned above (Prauzner, 2012;Prauzner, 2016).…”

Section: Applications Of the Multisim And Dasylab Packagesmentioning

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Application of Computer Programmes in Research Projects and Teaching

Ptak

2017

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Integrated software packages, such as National Instruments Multisim or DasyLab can be successfully applied in developing research projects and in teaching. Thanks to their intuitive use and wide potential they can be utilised as support for simulation and other programmes. They are also often applied for comparative analysis of real measurement results with computer simulations. Apart from that, they can also be useful in a research or experimental lab.

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Application of Computer Programmes in Research Projects and Teaching

Ptak

2017

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“…There is yet another group of modules, the generating modules, for simulating the measuring signal. This is useful at the stage of constructing the system for measuring signal analysis, before the analysis proper begins (Zloto et al, 2012).…”

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“…The most interesting element, however, remains an immediate opportunity to experiment and test his ideas in a virtual software environment. This allows to achieve very good results both in terms of objectives of teaching and skills acquired during the educational process (Ptak & Prauzner, 2010;Zloto et al, 2012).…”

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Application of Dasylab in Teaching Electrical Engineering

Ptak

2015

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The teaching of subjects connected with electricity, such as electrotechnics or electronics is an important part of school and technical university curricula. Due to the recent development of computer technology, laboratory exercises can be performed through simulation. Such simulations can be performed in a virtual environment measurement. The paper presents an example simulation process of a measuring system in the software environment DasyLab.

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“…Finally, the whole system was connected to a computer. Subsequently, the digitized values received by the computer are analysed using the software DASYLab (Zloto et al 2012).…”

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Water displacement by surfactant solution: an experimental study to represent wastewater loss from sewers to saturated soil

Nikpay

Lazik

Krebs

2014

Int. J. Environ. Sci. Technol.

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Leakage of wastewater from sewer lines may result in contamination of soil and groundwater. Our investigation dealt with the effects of surfactant as one of the constituents of wastewater on the infiltration process of wastewater through soil. To that aim, in a laboratory experiment, a column was uniformly packed with glass beads of 0.25-0.50 mm diameter and equipped with sensors to measure local fluid pressure at three observation points along the direction of flow. The artificial laboratory wastewater was created by adding a commercially available detergent to degassed tap water producing surfactant concentrations between 8 and 16 mg l -1 . The displacement process of degassed tap water by such a particle-free artificial wastewater was studied by loading the surfactant solution into the saturated glass beads column. Short-term pressure changes were observed while the interface between water and surfactant solution passed the observation points within the column. The pressure peaks increased for higher surfactant concentrations. The theory of growing interface between surfactant solution and clean water by aggregation of monomers to a double layer could be supported by the column experiments.

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Analysis of signals from inductive sensors by means of the DasyLab software

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Application of Computer Programmes in Research Projects and Teaching

Application of Computer Programmes in Research Projects and Teaching

Application of Dasylab in Teaching Electrical Engineering

Water displacement by surfactant solution: an experimental study to represent wastewater loss from sewers to saturated soil

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