The master's thesis contains the following components: a list of notations and abbreviations, an introduction, five main chapters, general conclusions and a list of references to the literature used. Contains 83 pages, 18 figures, 28 tables, 19 references.
The aim and task of the dissertation. Conducting a study of a two-channel capacitive MEMS sensitive element based on an automated stabilization system.
The master's thesis comprises an introduction, five chapters, conclusions summarizing the entire study, and a bibliography. The thesis encompasses 90 pages of
the main text, 19 illustrations, 28 tables, and 21 references, resulting in a total volume of 105 pages.
Objective and tasks of the work: The aim of the dissertation is to investigate a new three-coordinate piezoelectric gravimeter within the automated UAV control system.
The master's thesis has a total of 102 pages. It consists of an introduction, 6 chapters, 36 tables, 39 illustrations, 5 appendices, and 20 sources of literature.
The first chapter provides a brief overview of NC methods and justifies the choice of the method for this system. A review and analysis of modern flaw detectors was conducted. Also, existing works that use coordinate registration methods in flaw detection were reviewed.
The master's thesis consists of such sections as a list of abbreviations, an introduction, four chapters, conclusions, a list of used sources and appendices. The work contains 122 pages, 63 figures, 26 tables, 17 formulas and 20 sources.
The aim of the dissertation is the development of an automated rehabilitation tool for the lower limb to rehabilitate leg posture.
The relevance of this work lies in the development of a unique technical tool for independent rehabilitation in the modern context, in particular for today's Ukraine.
Relevance of the topic. Air pollution contributes to the development of various diseases, including cardiovascular and oncological diseases. Studies show that the population of low- and middle-income countries is particularly affected by air pollution. According to the WHO European Bureau, air pollution is the main cause some of the cases of respiratory diseases among children can also be factors of chronic obstructive diseases of the respiratory organs and cases of bronchial asthma.
