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Électronique de commande pour un actionneur linéaire miniature

2015
Student Projects

Abstract

Dans le cadre de la conception d'un dispositif portable, un actionneur linéaire miniature a été développé et réalisé. Cet actionneur est utilisé au sein d'un mécanisme d'échappement linéaire pour accomplir le rôle que tiendrait l'oscillateur dans un échappement horloger. L'utilisation de ce dispositif fonctionnant sur batterie nécessite une électronique de commande particulière. Pour ce projet, il est donc demandé à l'étudiant de concevoir, réaliser et tester une électronique remplissant les conditions données dans le cahier des charges. Le travail sera majoritairement porté sur le dimensionnement des éléments électroniques. Après l'étape de développement théorique, un circuit imprimé sera réalisé de manière à caractériser le comportement réel du circuit.

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2015
Student Projects

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Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/f4b35430-17d9-4ac7-8b26-299330ef23ad

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