Politechnika Śląska w Gliwicach

Katedra Energoelektroniki, Napędu Elektrycznego i Robotyki
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Rodzaj studiów: stacjonarne, Kierunek: Electrical Engineering, Typ pracy: inżynierska, Lokalizacja: Gliwice, rok obrony: 2026


l.p.tematpromotordostępność
1Design of an automated conveyor control system for automotive assembly lineKrzysztof Habelokzajęty
2Design of an automated robot cell for body welding operationsKrzysztof Habelokzajęty
3Design of an Automated Robot Cell for Body Welding OperationsKrzysztof Habelokzajęty
4Design of a Power and Control Cabinet for Automotive Paint Line RobotsKrzysztof Habelokzajęty
5Design of a PLC-Based Robot Handling Station with Integrated Safety FunctionsKrzysztof Habelokzajęty
6Design of a Digital Twin for a Modular Automotive Assembly Cell (Smart Factory Concept)Krzysztof Habelok
7Design of a Smart Energy Distribution and Monitoring System for Automotive PlantKrzysztof Habelokzajęty
8Design and simulation of a 2-phase boost converter with a 100 kHz switching frequency and 500 W output powerZbigniew Kaczmarczykzajęty
9Design and simulation of a 2-phase boost converter with a 300 kHz switching frequency and 200 W output powerZbigniew Kaczmarczykzajęty
10Design and simulation of a cascaded boost converter with a 100 kHz switching frequency and 500 W output powerZbigniew Kaczmarczykzajęty
11Design and simulation of a cascaded boost converter with a 300 kHz switching frequency and 200 W output powerZbigniew Kaczmarczykzajęty
12Inductive wireless power transfer system with a 100 kHz switching frequency and 1 kW output powerZbigniew Kaczmarczykzajęty
13Inductive wireless power transfer system with a 300 kHz switching frequency and 200 W output powerZbigniew Kaczmarczykzajęty
14Frequency Impact Analysis on Efficiency of Inductive Wireless Power Transfer SystemsPaweł Lasekzajęty
15Analysis of Resonant Frequency and Quality Factor in Inductive Power Transfer CircuitsPaweł Lasekzajęty
16Analysis of LC Compensation Topologies on Output Voltage and Efficiency in Inductive Wireless Power Transfer SystemsPaweł Lasekzajęty
17Forecasting Power Generation Using Meteorological Data with Neural NetworksPaweł Lasekzajęty
18Design and Simulation of a High-Efficiency LCC-Compensated Inductive Charging SystemPaweł Lasekzajęty
19Comparison of Series and Parallel Compensation Circuits in High-Power Inductive Wireless Energy TransferPaweł Lasekzajęty
20Evaluation of PV system in Dunhuang cityAndrzej Latkozajęty
21Evaluation of PV system in Gliwice cityAndrzej Latkozajęty
22Evaluation of the Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) system of Haiyan Wind Farm Andrzej Latkozajęty
23Evaluation of the Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) system of Whitelee Wind Farm Andrzej Latkozajęty
24Evaluation of the wind turbine generator (WTG) system of Hornsea Project Two Andrzej Latkozajęty
25Evaluation of PV system in Xinjiang in China, case with single-axis tracker Andrzej Latkozajęty
26Characterisation of a Four-Switch Buck-Boost Converter Marcin Zygmanowskizajęty
27Analysis and Experimental Verification of a Step-Down DC/DC Converter with Option of Inverting Output Voltage Marcin Zygmanowskizajęty
28Analysis of a Step-Up DC/DC Converter Based on the LTM4656 ModuleMarcin Zygmanowskizajęty
29Analysis of a Step-Down DC-DC Converter Based on the LTM4622 ModuleMarcin Zygmanowskizajęty
30Operation of the Buck-Boost DC-DC Converter based on PMLK PRO Evaluation Board with the LM5118 Controller Marcin Zygmanowskizajęty

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