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Four wheeled mobile robot PLC control
Havlíček, Vojtěch ; Věchet, Stanislav (referee) ; Marada, Tomáš (advisor)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to implement the PLC control on existing four wheeled mobile robot from the laboratory A1/731a. For this solution has to be designed and made electronic equipment which will be gathering and processing the data from sensors. This data will be sent to the PLC which will be controlling the robot according to this data. The final solution will be practically demonstrated.
Work Environment Parameters and their Measurement
Havlíček, Vojtěch ; Lacko, Branislav (referee) ; Košíková, Jana (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the work environments parameters and their measurements. The work environment is being paid a lot of attention nowadays, because it significantly affects the comfort and work performance. With the suitable optimalisation we can achieve significant economic savings and increase the comfort of the employees.
Synthesis of the C15-C20 tiacumicin fragment
Havlíček, Vojtěch
In the diploma thesis, a method for preparation of the unsaturated C15-C20 tiacumicin fragment was developed. Tiacumicin is classified as a macrolidone antibiotic. Although three syntheses of tiacumicin have been recently published, this study has aimed to develop a novel pathway for its preparation utilizing catalytic reactions instead of stoichiometric ones. In the second part, an enantioselective allylation of (E)-3-jod-2-methylpropenal has been developed applying catalysis by a series of N,N'-dioxide catalysts. The asymmetric induction achieved in the allylation was up to 99% ee. This procedure allows relatively simple, straightforward and efficient preparation of wide range of natural products. Keywords tiacumicin, asymmetric synthesis, allylation, catalysis, chiral Lewis bases, organocatalysis
Synthesis of the C15-C20 tiacumicin fragment
Havlíček, Vojtěch
In the diploma thesis, a method for preparation of the unsaturated C15-C20 tiacumicin fragment was developed. Tiacumicin is classified as a macrolidone antibiotic. Although three syntheses of tiacumicin have been recently published, this study has aimed to develop a novel pathway for its preparation utilizing catalytic reactions instead of stoichiometric ones. In the second part, an enantioselective allylation of (E)-3-jod-2-methylpropenal has been developed applying catalysis by a series of N,N'-dioxide catalysts. The asymmetric induction achieved in the allylation was up to 99% ee. This procedure allows relatively simple, straightforward and efficient preparation of wide range of natural products. Keywords tiacumicin, asymmetric synthesis, allylation, catalysis, chiral Lewis bases, organocatalysis
Synthesis of the C15-C20 tiacumicin fragment
Havlíček, Vojtěch ; Kotora, Martin (advisor) ; Veselý, Jan (referee)
In the diploma thesis, a method for preparation of the unsaturated C15-C20 tiacumicin fragment was developed. Tiacumicin is classified as a macrolidone antibiotic. Although three syntheses of tiacumicin have been recently published, this study has aimed to develop a novel pathway for its preparation utilizing catalytic reactions instead of stoichiometric ones. In the second part, an enantioselective allylation of (E)-3-jod-2-methylpropenal has been developed applying catalysis by a series of N,N'-dioxide catalysts. The asymmetric induction achieved in the allylation was up to 99% ee. This procedure allows relatively simple, straightforward and efficient preparation of wide range of natural products. Keywords tiacumicin, asymmetric synthesis, allylation, catalysis, chiral Lewis bases, organocatalysis
Synthesis of novel C-nucleosides with modified sugar
Havlíček, Vojtěch ; Hocek, Michal (advisor) ; Janeba, Zlatko (referee)
In this bachelor thesis, a new method of preparation of C-nukleosides with 2'-deoxy-2',2'-difluoro modified sugar part was developed. During the research, nucleophilic addition on furanolacton was used and for this modification, the method of modular approach was developed. Using this method, it is possible to prepare a series of structurally similar compounds. We succeeded in preparing two C-nukleosides, potentially biologically active substances.
Using artifical neural network for ice phenomena prediction on the lower Berounka
Šebestová, Lucie ; Máca, Petr (advisor) ; Havlíček, Vojtěch (referee)
Ice phenomena on watercourses are commonly occurring effect in winter period. In most places do not cause any complication, but in certain places their occurrence is more frequent and in conjunction with forming ice phenomena into dangerous, as a break-up ice jam or a freeze-up ice jam, can lead to the formation of ice flood. Such places is affected lower Berounka watercourse in section Křivoklát - Vltava confluence. Occurrence and formation of ice phenomena depends on ice regime, which lower Berounka causing frequent problems. Ice regime is the interplay of many factors and ice phenomena are thus generally very difficult to predict because of strongly nonlinear relationships. Artificial neural networks excel in ability to learn on examples, in this case historical data, and ability to apply the knowledge gained on the data present and the future. This work uses multilayer perceptron neural network to realization of ice phenomena prediction based on historical flow and temperature data from the years 1887 - 1940 from the measuring station Křivoklát, which is a place of frequent occurrence of dangerous ice phenomena. The results provided by the learned neural network are comparable to the standard model used in modeling of ice phenomena. Obtained outputs confirmed the possibility of the successful application of neural networks in this area. Their use is possible as e.g. a part of information (warning) system or a system for predicting the occurrence of ice phenomena during winter season, which may lead to the alleviation of their impact on watercourse, surrounding area and residents.
Project of small water reservoir in the cadastral area of Drsník
Šrámková, Michaela ; Havlíček, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Jan, Jan (referee)
The Diploma thesis is a project for issuance of a building permit of a small reservoir designed on the plot NO. 234/2 KN in cadastral area of Drsník. The project was drawn up at the request of the investor and according to his requirements. The purpose of the small resevoir is mainly landscape-forming and recreational but it will be use for an extensive fish farming as well. The small water reservoir is to be found on the watercourse of the brook Stržený in the Central Bohemia district approximately 8,5 km south-east of Příbram. Its area is 2457 m2 and its cubic content is 1943 m3 for the normal water level. The dam is designed as a homogenous earth one with the incline on the water side 1:3 and on the air-side 1:2 with the dam crest width 3 m. The drain system is an open runoff with two rectangular walls 2200 mm high and with runoff pipes DN 300. The safety spillway will be placed in the left dam bound and the proposed rate of flow Q100 will be proceded without an overflow of the dam crest.
Project of small water reservoir in the cadastral area of Senomaty-Přílepy
Hoffmann, Jakub ; Havlíček, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Jiří, Jiří (referee)
This thesis is focused of design of small water reservoir in cadastral Senomaty-Přílepy. Aim of the proposal is to create a significant landscape element that will perform particularly water retention. Reservior will flow, connected to Kolešovicky creek, which is left hand tributary of Rakovnický stream in the river basin Berounka. Planned area of water surface at normal levels is 22,75 ha. The project includes accompanying report, technical report and drawing part.

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