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Graphic User Iterface for Autopilot
Zubatý, Pavel ; Rydlo, Karol (referee) ; Chudý, Peter (advisor)
This thesis is aimed on the graphic user interface for the autopilot systems. Before the description of the implementation itself, there is part describing flight model of an aircraft, the history of autopilot systems and finally the draft of the interface. The thesis describes creation of the graphic interface for touchscreens, it's integration into the simulator and an outline of the further development.
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Graphics Library for Touchscreen LCD
Nožička, Tomáš ; Šimek, Václav (referee) ; Bartoš, Pavel (advisor)
This work deals with graphics library for LCD module with touchscreen which is mounted on educational kit with Freescale MCU MC9S08JM60. The thesis describes used microcontroller, different ways of communication witch LCD driver and touchscreen technologies. Remaining part of this thesis deals with library layers, their description and ways to use it.
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HMI automatic tester
Lang, Stanislav ; Žalud, Luděk (referee) ; Macho, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis is dedicated to the automation of tests of the thermostats developed by the company Honeywell. The first chapter presents a problem of self-testing of thermostats, followed by a discussion of possible approaches to solutions. Attention is paid to testing the functionality of the HMI of thermostats, especially to the part of the system, that deals with activation of touchscteen, but no other part of the problem are omitted in the text. Discussions of the problematic passes into the design and implementation of specific design solutions. The selected design of 3D-router, which moves in three orthogonal coordinates and resembles to a coordinate drill for example. First, it describes the basic concepts of mechanic and electronic part of equipment, and subsequently is designed and implemented control electronics for mechanical activator HMI. Each of the electronics components are described in detail and values of parts are based on the calculation with the exception of finished parts. The proposal of the electronics follows the possibility of maximization of universality module for applications in similar applications. The functionality of the electronics is controlled by a microprocessor with a custom program that is described in the work. Source code of some the programs is not available because it is know-how of the company. Next part of the thesis deals with optimization of the moving of axes, optimization is done empirically by measuring. An important issue is compliance with the accuracy required position, also part of the work is devoted to the issue of calibration position. Finally is solved the continuity on the superior system. It is designed and implemented the upper layer of the communication protocol used in the company. Work is the solution of specific corporate award thesis. Although it is a very specific role of the works are generally applicable for other applications. In particular, the proposed electronic represents relatively universal controller for stepper motor control.
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Design of universal motortester for car servis
Vařeka, Libor ; Chorý, Tomáš (referee) ; Křenek, Ladislav (advisor)
The aim of this dissertation is to focus on the systems design of a multi purpose engine tester, a device for diagnostic techniques of self propelled motor vehicles to be used in a car mechanics work shop. The principle aim is to combine a permanently installed PC, a portable laptop and a workshop trolley containing all the necessary assembly tools and accessories. These three pieces used together will serve as a self contained unit within the workshop. I will compare the quality of the devices with others on the market. I will talk about the layout of the individual parts such as the design, structure and shape of the unit, as well as the ergonomics of the designed pieces. An important factor will be reducing the size of the device without compromising the quality and keeping it a similar price to other similar products on the market.
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2D position sensor for planar positioning platforms
Brisuda, Dominik ; Adámek, Roman (referee) ; Rajchl, Matej (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with processing of the overview of 2D position sensors available and suitable for mechatronic systems such as “Ball on plate system”. With these systems it is inevitable for the system regulators to receive the most precise coordinates of the body position in sufficiently fast time. Another important thing is the shape, size, weight, and material of the regularized subject moving on the sensor. This statement follows, that different types of sensors will have different reactions for the given subject. Therefore, there is an overview of types of 2D sensors in the first part of the thesis. Afterwards, their suitability for given systems was considered. In the second part of the thesis there is a project of a unit for signal processing. This unit will record the signal from the sensor and drive it onto 2 outputs, which output voltage values will represent the placement of object on the sensor. By this processing, the position will be easily worked with, for example to bring it straight to the regulator. In the last part of the thesis the system was tested. The speed of scanning unit was measured, as well as the quality of the tested sensor. With the sensor quality linearity, minimal activating force and noise of the output signal on different places with different ballast weight were measured.
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Automated Control and Monitoring of Central Heating for Older Buildings
Mužila, Matej ; Crha, Adam (referee) ; Šimek, Václav (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is a design of an automated heating regulation system for an old building. The thesis consists of a system architecture design, an implementation of the system, including prototype manufacturing of the required devices, and testing of the whole system in practice, with focus on functionality and efficiency. Several hardware devices were designed and manufactured, for which appropriate controlling software was implemented. The implemented software architecture enables users to control the system using a graphical user interface, and allows for an easy extension of the system. The graphical user interface, which is accessible both locally through a touchscreen and remotely using a web application, enables users to easily configure connected devices and regulated zones, and to set temperature level in the defined zones variably depending on a week day and time. The user interface also provides statistics about the heating system. The implemented automated heating regulation system was successfully tested in real conditions of a flat in a historical building. The system can be extended both hardware-wise and software-wise.
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Interactive System for Presentation of Genealogical Data
Kakiš, Dávid ; Vídeňský, František (referee) ; Zbořil, František (advisor)
The thesis is aimed at the design and the creation of an application in order to provide an alternative for presenting genealogic data. The thesis documents the basic theoretical knowledge about genealogy, user interaction with a computer system and existing software solutions. As a result, a single-page web application was created using Laravel and AngularJS frameworks, including it's own way of storing data in MySQL. In practice, the application output should be able to provide a simple interface for comfortable use and presentation of family trees to a wide group of users
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