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Vestavěný systém pro příjem audiostreamů na historickém radiopřijímači
Jirgl, Karel ; Rozman, Jaroslav (referee) ; Janoušek, Vladimír (advisor)
The aim of the work is to create an embedded device on Raspberry Pi or ESP32 platform, which will allow to play audio streams on historical radios according to their functionality, either by interfering with their electronics, or by simulating FM and AM broadcasts using SDR or a created transmitter. The result is a device controlled via a web application allowing audio streams from SD card, internet, Bluetooth or available FM and DAB broadcasts to be played on historical radios.
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AM transmitter for experimental purpose
Kundel, Petr ; Urbanec, Tomáš (referee) ; Prokeš, Aleš (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with the problem, design and implementation of an analog AM transmitter for experimental purposes. In the thesis, the individual circuit blocks are analyzed, the block and circuit structure of the transmitter with modern components is designed, which is subsequently implemented after simulations. The implementation of switching amplifiers minimizes the power dissipation and thus the circuit achieves high efficiency.
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Software defined transceiver for radio amateur use
Paus, Anton ; Povalač, Karel (referee) ; Žalud, Václav (referee) ; Šrámek, Petr (advisor)
This project deals with possibilities of using the software defined radio conception for radio amateur use in a short wave band and its subsequent implementation into properly designed hardware. The aim of this work is to design a transceiver that would be capable of working in AM, FM, SSB, and CW modes. Within a theoretical part of the project the architectures of software defined radios and their components are discussed. This part was focused mainly on analog parts of the chain, such as amplifiers, filters and converters. Signal processing algorithms for both receiver and transmitter working in desired modes are studied subsequently and their computer models are built. Designed algorithms are implemented into FPGA structure (Virtex -5).
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Implementation of frequency and amplitude modulation to the FPGA circuit
Veškrna, Filip ; Prokop, Roman (referee) ; Fujcik, Lukáš (advisor)
This bachelor´s thesis deals with design of amplitude modulator in FPGA circuit. Theoretical part describes principles of amplitude, frequency and Sigma-Delta modulation and summarizes standards for radio broadcasting in the Czech republic. Practical part is focused on design of Sigma-Delta A/D converter using simple passive circuit components including design of input digital filters CIC and FIR with program MATLAB. There is also designed lookup table for function sinus, blocks for modify samples and signal multiplication and D/A Sigma-Delta converter on the output. The entire circuit is described in VHDL language.
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Implementation of software radio into FPGA
Šrámek, Petr ; Maršálek, Roman (referee) ; Prokeš, Aleš (advisor)
The common objective of this project is implementation of software defined radio (SDR) into FPGA. The text contains review and comparison of several hardware concepts intended for SDRs implementation then the methods for digital implementation of various components of radios as the filters, mixers and others are mentioned. Part of the text introduces used hardware platform and describes software support for designing, simulations and implementation into hardware. Significant part of project describes complex of external hardware components as filter, amplifier and control panel designed and built within the project realization. But the main part of project demonstrates design of the software solution of radio receiver. There is specified architecture of radio for FM broadcast receiving, next the more complex systems with carrier recovery algorithm are presented. These systems are able to work with AM, BPSK and QPSK modulations. It is possible to implement all these receivers into hardware and verify their operation. The practical laboratory theme has been outlined within the project run.
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Cyclic plasticity and low-cycle fatigue resistance of materials prepared by the ColdSpray method
Brůža, Jaromír ; Šulák, Ivo (referee) ; Zapletal, Josef (advisor)
In the theoretical part, the diploma thesis focuses on Cold spray technology and parameters affecting the efficiency and quality of deposition. Next, there is an introduction to the fatigue process of materials. The theory is concluded with a summary of the current knowledge regarding materials created by Cold spray technology in the field of fatigue. In the practical part, volumetric bodies were created from the material EN AW7075. Specimens for tensile and fatigue tests were cut from the bodies by electrosparking. From the material and powder, metallographic cuttings were created for the determination of porosity using Archimedes’ principle, hardness according to Vickers and evaluation of EDS and EBSD analysis. The basic mechanical properties were determined from the tensile tests and the Wöhler-Basquin parameters were determined from the fatigue tests along with the life curve. Subsequently, a fractographic analysis of fracture surfaces using SEM took place.
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Implementation of frequency and amplitude modulation to the FPGA circuit
Veškrna, Filip ; Prokop, Roman (referee) ; Fujcik, Lukáš (advisor)
This bachelor´s thesis deals with design of amplitude modulator in FPGA circuit. Theoretical part describes principles of amplitude, frequency and Sigma-Delta modulation and summarizes standards for radio broadcasting in the Czech republic. Practical part is focused on design of Sigma-Delta A/D converter using simple passive circuit components including design of input digital filters CIC and FIR with program MATLAB. There is also designed lookup table for function sinus, blocks for modify samples and signal multiplication and D/A Sigma-Delta converter on the output. The entire circuit is described in VHDL language.
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Software defined transceiver for radio amateur use
Paus, Anton ; Povalač, Karel (referee) ; Žalud, Václav (referee) ; Šrámek, Petr (advisor)
This project deals with possibilities of using the software defined radio conception for radio amateur use in a short wave band and its subsequent implementation into properly designed hardware. The aim of this work is to design a transceiver that would be capable of working in AM, FM, SSB, and CW modes. Within a theoretical part of the project the architectures of software defined radios and their components are discussed. This part was focused mainly on analog parts of the chain, such as amplifiers, filters and converters. Signal processing algorithms for both receiver and transmitter working in desired modes are studied subsequently and their computer models are built. Designed algorithms are implemented into FPGA structure (Virtex -5).
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Implementation of software radio into FPGA
Šrámek, Petr ; Maršálek, Roman (referee) ; Prokeš, Aleš (advisor)
The common objective of this project is implementation of software defined radio (SDR) into FPGA. The text contains review and comparison of several hardware concepts intended for SDRs implementation then the methods for digital implementation of various components of radios as the filters, mixers and others are mentioned. Part of the text introduces used hardware platform and describes software support for designing, simulations and implementation into hardware. Significant part of project describes complex of external hardware components as filter, amplifier and control panel designed and built within the project realization. But the main part of project demonstrates design of the software solution of radio receiver. There is specified architecture of radio for FM broadcast receiving, next the more complex systems with carrier recovery algorithm are presented. These systems are able to work with AM, BPSK and QPSK modulations. It is possible to implement all these receivers into hardware and verify their operation. The practical laboratory theme has been outlined within the project run.
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