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Bevezetés a mechatronikába - MEK

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Contents<br />

Contents<br />

1. Introduction<br />

2. What is a mechatronic system<br />

3. Modeling of physical systems<br />

3.1. Differential equation modell<br />

3.1.1. Linear model of electrical and mechanical components<br />

3.1.2. Bouderies of linear modells<br />

3.1.3. Mathematical modells and analogies<br />

3.2. Non-linear phenomenas<br />

3.3. Transfer function model<br />

3.3.1. Block diagram representation<br />

3.3.2. State space representation<br />

4. Set-up of the mechatronic systems<br />

4.1. Retrospection<br />

4.2. Components of mechatronic systems<br />

4.2.1. The sensorial subsystem<br />

4.2.2. The decisional subsystem<br />

4.2.3. The executive subsystem<br />

4.3. Design methods for mechatronic systems<br />

5. Hydraulic systems<br />

5.1. Hydraulic components<br />

5.1.1. Hydraulic pumps and actuators<br />

5.1.2. Set-up of hydraulic pumps and actuators<br />

5.1.3. Variable displacement pumps and actuators<br />

5.2. Hydraulic valves<br />

5.2.1. Pressure controls<br />

5.2.2. Flow controls<br />

5.2.3. Directional valves<br />

5.2.4. Proportional and servovalves<br />

5.3. Additional hydraulic equipment<br />

5.3.1. Tanks and accumlators<br />

5.3.2. Heat exchengers<br />

5.3.3. Filters<br />

5.3.4. Measuring elements<br />

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