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Tone and Chord Recognition as an Android Application
Kucharovič, Oliver ; Černocký, Jan (referee) ; Szőke, Igor (advisor)
The aim of this work is to recognize tones and chords on any musical instrument using the microphone on Android mobile devices. The app scans or records the sounds which are analyzed. It writes to a visual representation which is similar to the musical notation. The work describes the problems of recognition and the solution of the problem using fast Fourier transformation and analysis of the spectrum of volumes. Work describes the theory of music and the training of individual tones. The application was subjected to user tests and recognition accuracy tests. The conclusion includes tests results and statistics from the Google Play publication.
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Hydrogen production
Poláčik, Ján ; Fiedler, Jan (referee) ; Pospíšil, Jiří (advisor)
The thesis deals with water electrolysis focusing in particular on pulse electrolysis. The theoretical part characterizes hydrogen and its properties as well as the ways of its use and storage. It also analysis various methods of hydrogen generation. It examines in details water electrolysis and its energetic and chemical balance. There is also an evaluation of water electrolysis efficiency and its improvement followed by pulse electrolysis description. Laboratory equipment for direct current and pulsed direct current hydrogen production are suggested. Theoretical expectations are tested experimentally. Finally the thesis presents the results of measurements, compares and summarizes the data. It points out the contribution of this type of electrolysis with its effectiveness. It proposes uses of electrolysis and the subsequent research.
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Venturi nozzle shape influence on hydrodynamic cavitation
Mračko, Patrik ; Balko, Marek (referee) ; Rudolf, Pavel (advisor)
Thesis focuses on the influence of various differently shaped diffusers of Venturi nozzle on the cavitation, which occurs during flow of liquid through said nozzle. Several models with different shapes of diffuser's wall were designed. Cavitation in these models was then investigated with numerical calculation. Two physical nozzles were made according to designed models and tested on experimental circuit. As part of the experiment, the cavitation inside the nozzles was measured with flow of liquid corresponding to a large range of cavitation numbers. Results of this experiment were used to determine which model of the nozzle is more effective in creation of a cavitating flow.
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Venturi nozzle shape influence on hydrodynamic cavitation
Mračko, Patrik ; Balko, Marek (referee) ; Rudolf, Pavel (advisor)
Thesis focuses on the influence of various differently shaped diffusers of Venturi nozzle on the cavitation, which occurs during flow of liquid through said nozzle. Several models with different shapes of diffuser's wall were designed. Cavitation in these models was then investigated with numerical calculation. Two physical nozzles were made according to designed models and tested on experimental circuit. As part of the experiment, the cavitation inside the nozzles was measured with flow of liquid corresponding to a large range of cavitation numbers. Results of this experiment were used to determine which model of the nozzle is more effective in creation of a cavitating flow.
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Tone and Chord Recognition as an Android Application
Kucharovič, Oliver ; Černocký, Jan (referee) ; Szőke, Igor (advisor)
The aim of this work is to recognize tones and chords on any musical instrument using the microphone on Android mobile devices. The app scans or records the sounds which are analyzed. It writes to a visual representation which is similar to the musical notation. The work describes the problems of recognition and the solution of the problem using fast Fourier transformation and analysis of the spectrum of volumes. Work describes the theory of music and the training of individual tones. The application was subjected to user tests and recognition accuracy tests. The conclusion includes tests results and statistics from the Google Play publication.
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Hydrogen production
Poláčik, Ján ; Fiedler, Jan (referee) ; Pospíšil, Jiří (advisor)
The thesis deals with water electrolysis focusing in particular on pulse electrolysis. The theoretical part characterizes hydrogen and its properties as well as the ways of its use and storage. It also analysis various methods of hydrogen generation. It examines in details water electrolysis and its energetic and chemical balance. There is also an evaluation of water electrolysis efficiency and its improvement followed by pulse electrolysis description. Laboratory equipment for direct current and pulsed direct current hydrogen production are suggested. Theoretical expectations are tested experimentally. Finally the thesis presents the results of measurements, compares and summarizes the data. It points out the contribution of this type of electrolysis with its effectiveness. It proposes uses of electrolysis and the subsequent research.
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