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Active filters with resonant circuits for correction of loudspekaker system frequency response
Karelin, Iurii ; Hanák, Pavel (referee) ; Balík, Miroslav (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the synthesis of active frequency filters, that are designed for the correction of frequency response of loudspeaker systems for the educational purposes in laboratory. The aim of the thesis is to explore various solutions with different degrees of parameter tunability and to implement selected solutions in the form of interchangeable modules for the modular system mAPC-x2. Two single-unit modules implementing a set of non-parametric filters with switchable center frequency and utilizing synthetic inductors, and one fully parametric dual module utilizing the KHN biquad topology with the capability of independent parameter regulation, were designed and manufactured. Those filters were tested, fine-tuned, and integrated into the existing laboratory assignment of the BPC-REP subject.
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Experimental workplace of controlled drive with high dynamics
Rozkošný, Miroslav ; Marada, Tomáš (referee) ; Němec, Zdeněk (advisor)
My diploma thesis deals with the basic principle of the frequency inverter and his construnction. In the next section are analyze the basic properties and characteristics of the using equipment. The main part of this thesis is to investigate the dynamic properties of asynchronous electric motor controlled by a frequency inverter using STARTER. The results of experiments are compared and analyzed.
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Implementation of time-variant convolution processor
Brhel, Tomáš ; Vrba, Kamil (referee) ; Balík, Miroslav (advisor)
In this thesis there is a design of universal time-variant convolution FIR processor. Proposed algorithm is ready to process long signals with reduced process delay. Furthermore, there are proposed methods for smooth crossfade between different impulse responses. Algorithm is implemented in Matlab environment and later as a VST plugin.
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Spectral method for motor parameters identification
Sedláček, Filip ; Buchta, Luděk (referee) ; Pohl, Lukáš (advisor)
This project deals with the problem of spectral method for system identification. Introductory part acquaints reader with basic concept of identification and explains its application in practice. It describes and mathematically derives two non-parametric methods for identification – correlation method and spectral analysis. The main aim of this final project is testing and implementation of spectral analysis in system parameters identification, which is specifically described in remaining sections of this project. These sections discuss a fundamental rules, procedures and principles in order to prepare a reader as much as possible for its final application in REAL-TIME system identification.
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Compensation of Loudspeaker Frequency Response for a Wider Listening Area
Beránek, Šimon ; Říha, Kamil (referee) ; Schimmel, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis studies problematics of calculating average impulse responses of rooms. Measuring signals like MLS or linear/exponential sine sweep are described. Basic methods of interpolation are explained and their applicability in frequency response calculations is described. Digital filters are explained as a tool for frequency response equalization. First part of this thesis tests methods of interpolation on 64 measured impulse responses. These methods have been further optimized and one was chosen to calculate the average impulse response for each of the measured rooms. Second part consists of AB*X listening tests deployed to find subjective aural differences of the interpolated impulse responses and few of the measured impulse responses. These interpolated impulses responses were further compensated using a warped filter library.
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Methods of Technical Diagnostics
Klusáček, Stanislav ; Ďaďo, Stanislav (referee) ; Němec, Zdeněk (referee) ; Tůma, Jiří (referee) ; Bejček, Ludvík (advisor)
The main objective of the presented thesis is to contribute to the development of diagnostic methods for piezoelectric sensor testing. The thesis describes the methods for piezoelectric sensors microcracks identification and diagnostics. The core of the thesis presents the development of a knock sensor prototype, design of suitable methods for the knock sensors diagnosis and evaluation of developed methods with focus on detection of microcracks in the sensor piezoceramic. The last part of the thesis deals with the influence of cracks and splits on the measured data from the piezoelectric transducer. The presented methods are focusing on impedance measurements and sensors frequency response measurements. Known properties of used piezoelectric material as an information source for measurement and diagnosis are provided. The main result of the work is the evaluation of the methods developed for the piezoelectric sensors self-diagnosis.
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VFA and CFA comparison
Vystrčil, Marek ; Hubálek, Jaromír (referee) ; Stehlík, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis is focused on comparison of operational amplifiers structures with voltage (VFA) and current (CFA) feedback. In the theoretical part there is an analysis properties of operational amplifiers. Attention is paid to advantages of particular amplifiers in concrete networks. The practical part contains the simulations of those networks with an aim to assess characteristic properties and a difference between applied circuits. I used the operational amplifier µA741 for the simulation of the structure VFA. I used the amplifier AD8011 for the simulation with current feedback. I added the theoretical and practical differences between comparative structures.
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Design of 10-channel audio equalizer with optimization of frequency characteristic and spectral audio analyzer
Štěrba, Václav ; Dvořák, Radek (referee) ; Šotner, Roman (advisor)
This work deals with the design of a 10-zones equalizer with optimized frequency characteristics with a spectrum audio analyzer. In this work the problem of processing audio signals using equalization for filtering the interference frequencies, correction of frequency cover signal boost or suppression of the required zones of the audible spectrum are also analyzed. The influence of subjective perception of sound intensity of the audio signals reproduction and its use in working with equalizer is discussed too. The work describes the principles and usage of the audio-analyzer as a tool for the optimization of the audio equalization setting when ensuring the appropriate listening conditions of music reproduction, spoken word, sounds, etc. It also focuses on the signal source for testing audio-chains, their generation and measurement using the audio analyzer. The equalizer equipment, audio-analyzer generator of reference signals equipment and power supply are designed as a single unit.
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Laboratory Device for Measuring Headphones
Holub, Kamil ; Číž, Radim (referee) ; Schimmel, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis deals with the design and assembly of headphones test fixture. The introduction describes the types of headphones, their classification in terms of design and their typical specifications followed by a description of instruments for measuring headphones, defined by standards ČSN EN 60318 and their classification in terms of design and use. The following part is devoted to a design of a test fixture, which is subsequently put together using 3D printing. As part of the thesis, the measurement of frequency response and input impedances of various headphones is performed on the fixture. These are then compared with measurements on professional measuring devices. In the last part is described a laboratory task, which includes the measurement of headphones using this test fixture.
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