Diodes and diode circuits. Bipolar transistor, operating point and and load line. Model of bipolar transistors. MOSFET transistor,operating point and and load line. Model MOSFET transistors. Basic amplifier stages with bipolar and MOSFET transistor. Multistage amplifiers. Amplifier with direct coupling. Differential and operational amplifier. Application of operational amplifiers. Negative feedback. Oscillators. Large-signal amplifiers. Rectifiers and voltage regulators.

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Programming techniques overview. Problem definition process. Classes. Objects. Using classes in problem solving. Class definition. Class member access. Scope. The separation of interface and implementation. Inline functions. Constructors. Destructors. The call order of constructors and destructors. Copy constructors. Friend classes. Friend functions. Operator overloading. Side effects and connections between operators. Choosing return values for operators. Implementation, inheritance, specialization, generalization. Definition of inherited class. Access modifiers. Types of the inheritance. Constructors and destructors of inherited classes. Pointers and references. Polymorphism. Virtual functions. Pure virtual functions. Abstract classes. Virtual destructors. Arrays and derived classes. Multiple inheritance. Constructors and destructors in multiple inheritance. Multiple derived objects. Virtual base classes. generic mechanism - templates. Template functions. Template classes. Exception handling. Exception throwing. Exception catching. Uncaught exceptions. Input and output streams. Standard streams. Input stream classes. Input stream objects construction. Input stream operations. Extraction operator overloading. Output streams. Stream insertion operator. Output formatting. Output stream operations. Stream insertion operator overloading. Standard library. Namespaces. Container classes (vectors, lists, stack, queues, maps, sets, ...). Iterators, Algorithms, class String

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Power quality in up to date electric power systems. Power quality indices: voltage variations, frequency variations, unbalance, transients, voltage sags, voltage swells, short interruptions, overvoltages, undervoltages, interruptions, harmonics, interharmonics, notches, flicker and noise. Sources of particular power quality indices. Damages due to disrupted power quality and actions for the maintenance of desired power quality. Standards regarding power quality.

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Transformer - the element of high voltage substations. Economic aspects of transformer operation. Heating of transformer. Selection of transformer. Time-dependent change of short-circuit current, ac and dc component. Calculation of short-circuit current in radial networks. Influence of loading, resistance and induction motors on short-circuit current. Characteristic values of short-circuit currents. Thermal and mechanical calculations of elements in high voltage substations. Selection and testing of elements and equipment in high voltage substations. Main and auxiliary schema of high voltage substations. Distribution TS HV/MV and MV/LV. Disposition of high voltage substations. Grounding of high voltage substations.

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Analysis of electrical drives: transfer function and state space model. Stability criteria. DC drives with separately and serial excitation. Dynamical models. The influence of various parameters on the system pole placement. Dynamic statements depending on the control method. Dynamic in the braking regimes. Linearized model. Drives with AC motor. Coordinate transformation. Transformations and their applications in drives with induction and synchronous machines. Dynamic equivalent circuit. Identification and estimation of the drive parameters. Dynamic of AC motors in braking regimes. Impact of actuators to the dynamics of AC drive. Voltage and current supply of AC motors. Scalar and vector control methods. Realization.

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Getting to know the process of work in the company in which the professional practice is carried out, its goals and organizational units. Getting to know the team and the project where the student is involved, which is selected in accordance with the student's module. Understanding the process of work in the company, business processes, understanding of work risks, participation in design, documentation preparation or quality control, in accordance with the work process and organizational possibilities in the company.

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The final paper represents an independent research, practical or theoretical methodological work of the student in accordance with the level of studies, in which he becomes acquainted with some narrow area through the literature review and adopts methodology of research or designing necessary for the production of the paper. By making the paper, the student applies the practical and theoretical knowledge acquired during the studies. In written form, as a rule, the paper contains an introductory chapter, a definition of the problem, an overview of areas and existing solutions, a proposal and a description of its own solution, a conclusion and literature. A public oral defense of the paper is organized in front of a commission of three members, one of which is a mentor of the paper. During the oral defense, the candidate explains the results of his paper, and then answers the questions of the members of the commission, whereby the candidate demonstrates the ability of the oral presentation of the project.

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