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As every year, during the official inauguration of the academic year, held on October 1, 2022, awards were presented for the best theses defended in the previous academic year. A total of 127 submissions were received for various competitions held at the Electrical Engineering Department, of which the competition committees selected and awarded 21 works. It is worth noting that of these 21 works, 17 were prepared under the supervision of K37 Department staff! We sincerely congratulate you on such a great result!
The list of awarded works is available at the link:
https://weny.pwr.edu.pl/studenci/nagrody-i-wyroznienia/wyniki-konkursow-2022
Competition co-organized by Danfoss Poland and the Department of Electrical Engineering for the best master's thesis in the field of electric drive automation
1st Prize: Andrzej Tatarczuk, M.Sc., „Analysis of an electric drive for a MotoStudent class racing motorcycle”, supervisor: Jacek Listwan, Ph.D.
1st Prize: Sebastian Bloch, M.Sc., „Implementation of a DFOC vector control system using an ARM core processor”, supervisor: Krzysztof Dyrcz, Ph.D.
Distinction: Natalia Dutka, M.Sc., „Construction and control of an inverted pendulum model using an ACOPOS servo drive”, supervisor: Piotr Serkies, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Competition of the Polish Alternative Fuels Association for the best thesis in the field of electromobility
1st Prize: Kacper Borucki, M.Sc., „Electric boat drive with BLDC motor”, supervisor: Mateusz Dybkowski, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Competition co-organized by the Wroclaw branch of the SEP and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering for the best master's and engineering thesis
Award: Szymon Wąchała, Eng., „Experimental arm robot controlled by an ARM microcontroller”, supervisor: Krzysztof Dyrcz, Ph.D.
Award: Michal Zdobych, Eng., „Programmable model of a small arm robot”, supervisor: Marcin Pawlak, Ph.D.
Distinction: Marek Myśluk, M.Sc., „Application of Omron Sysmac platform in control systems of multi-axis positioning drives”, supervisor: Marcin Pawlak, Ph.D.
Distinction: Stanisław Piaskowski, Eng., „Robot with parcel handling function”, supervisor: Paweł Ewert, Ph.D.
Distinction: Michał Szymecki, Eng., „Construction and control of a magnetic levitation model using the X20 controller from B&R”, supervisor: Piotr Serkies, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Competition co-organized by Transition Technologies Sp. z. o.o. and the Faculty of Electrical Engineering for the best master's thesis in the field of new technologies "TT HI-TECH"
1st Prize: Remigiusz Holisz, M.Sc., „Application of an industrial robot to operate a board game”, supervisor: Paweł Ewert, Ph.D.
Competition for the Best Engineering Dissertation defended at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering
1st Prize: Szymon Wąchała, Eng., „Experimental arm robot controlled by an ARM microcontroller”, supervisor: Krzysztof Dyrcz, Ph.D.
2nd Prize: Krystian Karabinowski, Eng., „Three-phase Z-type inverter”, supervisor: Grzegorz Tarchała, Ph.D., D.Sc.
3rd Prize: Piotr Żuk, Eng., „Implementation of a fuzzy controller in the X20 controller on the example of a flying ball model”, supervisor: Piotr Serkies, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Competition for the Best Engineering Dissertation defended at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Distinction: Stanisław Piaskowski, Eng., „Robot with parcel handling function”, supervisor: Paweł Ewert, Ph.D.
Distinction: Maciej Zając, Eng., „Mobile robot with the function of passing the labyrinth”, supervisor: Paweł Ewert, Ph.D.
Competition for the Best Master's Thesis defended at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering
1st Prize: Damian Woronowicz, M.Sc. - „Analysis of the operation of a switch-mode power converter in emergency conditions”, supervisor: Grzegorz Tarchała, Ph.D, D.Sc.
Distinction: Piotr Oleszczyszyn, M.Sc. - „Analysis of the drive of an electric vehicle with a six-phase induction motor”, supervisor: Jacek Listwan, Ph.D.
Photos from the ceremony
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