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Annual Report Research Activities 2008 UNIVERSITY OF MARIBOR FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE ANNUAL REPORT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES 2008 MARIBOR, AUGUST 2009 UNIVERSITY OF MARIBOR FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Smetanova ulica 17, 2000 MARIBOR SLOVENIA Phone: +386 2 220 70 00 Fax: +386 2 220 72 72 http://www.feri.uni-mb.si ANNUAL REPORT Research activities 2008 Editors: Suzana Pušauer and Prof. Dr. Borut Žalik Copy edit: Miroslav Cukovic Photos and text processing: Suzana Pušauer Photos: Gerhard Angleitner, MSc Typography and cover design: UM - FERI ISSN 1408-6328 Published by: Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Maribor Print: NTD, d.o.o. Number of copies: 100 Year of publication: August 2009 CONTENTS FOREWORD ................................................................................................... FW – 4 Study Programmes, Options and Emphasis .......................................................... FW – 5 Graduates of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science .......... FW – 11 Masters and PhD Degrees ..................................................................................... FW – 12 Research by Institutes and Laboratories ............................................................... FW – 16 Programme Units ................................................................................................... FW – 18 INSTITUTE OF AUTOMATION ....................................................................... AU – 1 Systems and Control Laboratory ........................................................................... AU – 4 Signal Processing and Remote Control Laboratory ............................................... AU – 19 Process Automation Laboratory ............................................................................ AU – 38 Measurements Laboratory ..................................................................................... AU – 44 Electro–Optical and Sensor Systems Laboratory .................................................. AU – 48 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS ................ EL – 1 Digital and Information Systems Laboratory .......................................................... EL – 4 Electronic Systems Laboratory .............................................................................. EL – 9 Microcomputer Systems Laboratory ...................................................................... EL – 11 Digital Signal Processing Laboratory ..................................................................... EL – 15 INSTITUTE OF POWER ENGINEERING ....................................................... PE – 1 Electrical Machines Laboratory .............................................................................. PE – 4 Power Engineering Laboratory ............................................................................. PE – 8 Electromechanical Systems Control Laboratory .................................................... PE – 29 Fundamentals and Theory of Electrotechnics Laboratory ..................................... PE – 35 Applied Electromagnetics Laboratory .................................................................... PE – 40 INSTITUTE OF ROBOTICS ............................................................................ RO – 1 Power Electronics Laboratory ................................................................................ RO – 4 Industrial Robotics Laboratory ............................................................................... RO – 8 Kinematics and Simulations Laboratory ................................................................. RO – 19 Laboratory for Cognitive Systems in Mehatronics .................................................. RO – 21 INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS ........................................... MP – 1 Applied Mathematics Laboratory ........................................................................... MP – 3 INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ......................................................... CS – 1 Computer Graphics and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory ...................................... CS – 5 Computer Architecture and Languages Laboratory ............................................... CS – 7 System Design Laboratory ..................................................................................... CS – 10 System Software Laboratory .................................................................................. CS – 13 Heterogenous Computer Systems Laboratory ....................................................... CS – 24 Geometric Modelling and Multimedia Algorithms Laboratory ................................ CS – 27 Programming Methodologies Laboratory ............................................................... CS – 38 INSTITUTE OF INFORMATICS ...................................................................... IN – 1 Information Systems Laboratory ............................................................................ IN – 4 Database Technologies Laboratory ....................................................................... IN – 15 Computer Mediated Communication Laboratory ................................................... IN – 22 Real–Time Systems Laboratory ............................................................................ IN – 26 INSTITUTE OF MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS .................................................. MC – 1 Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science FW – 1 and Computer Science Electrical Engineering The new G2 extension of the Faculty Buildings of the Faculties Engineering University Maribor Photo: Gerhard Angleitner FW – 2 Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Dean: Prof. Dr. Igor Tičar Institute of Institute of Automation Computer Science Head: Head: Prof. Dr. Boris Tovornik Prof. Dr. Viljem Žumer Institute of Electronics Institute of and Telecommunications Informatics Head: Head: Prof. Dr. Zmago Brezočnik Prof. Dr. Ivan Rozman Institute of Power Institute of Engineering Robotics Head: Head: Prof. Dr. Jože Voršič Prof. Dr. Karel Jezernik Institute of Institute of Mathematics and Physics Media Communications Head: Head: Prof. Dr. Vitodrag Kumperščak Prof. Dr. Tatjana Welzer- Družovec Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science FW – 3 Prof. Dr. Igor Tičar Dean Prof. Dr. Bojan Grčar Prof. Dr. Borut Žalik Deputy Dean of Education Deputy Dean of Research Prof. Dr. Zdravko Kačič Deputy Dean of Finances FW – 4 Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science FOREWORD At the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, we are organized into eight institutes: Institute of Automation, Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication, Institute of Informatics, Institute of Mathematics and Physics, Institute of Media Communications, Institute of Power Engineering, Institute of Computer Science, and Institute of Robotics. Institutes consist of laboratories, which are specialized for individual research fields. Institutes beside the scientific- research work also care for individual study programmes at the university and vocational professional study programmes and in that way they most effectively carry over recognition from the research to the pedagogical work. Above all, students in higher grades are often involved in researches in the laboratories. In such, with practical work on the real problems, they strengthen theoretical knowledge, and at the same time they gain the experience and strengthen the engineering intuitive knowledge, which is so important for a creative engineer and researcher. Our graduates, because of previously mentioned, are valued and sought for. In 2008, we have begun to carry out the second year of Bologna study programme. Just so, we have prepared the programmes of the second Bologna cycle, which we will begin to carry out in 2010/11 school year, and accredited the third Bologna cycle, which we will begin to carry out in 2009/10. We hope that the new generations of engineers will also achieve a high level of knowledge. We will strive to include the students, under the Bologna study programme, as soon as possible into the research work as well, and support their creativity and self motivation. Difficulties related to finances are still present, yet the current annual report proves that our faculty is very involved in research and developing projects both nationally and internationally. Achievements of our scientific-research work are presented at the international scientific conferences and in the most prestigious scientific journals. We have introduced the new model of keeping the accounts of received funds at the faculty and consequently opened the possibility for the most successful groups, laboratories and individuals to carry out their desires and ambitions. Dean Prof. Dr. Igor Tičar Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science FW – 5 STUDY PROGRAMMES, OPTIONS AND EMPHASIS Undergraduate studies The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers two separate types of study programmes, each leading to a different type of degree; academic and professional. Seven study programmes with several options are offered towards the academic degrees and three study programmes towards the professional degrees. The academic-degree study programmes in: Electrical Engineering includes the following options: Automation and Robotics, Electronics and Power Engineering. Computer Science and Information Technologies
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