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Thermoelectric device with Peltier elements
Klír, Tomáš ; Říha, Kamil (referee) ; Rampl, Ivan (advisor)
This bachelors thesis contains description of particular components of the biological termostat. There is described Thermoelectric effect and Peltier element, witch it use. The text describes the most common methods of temperature measurement. For its management are described basic types of regulators - P, PI, PD, PID and PSD. This work contains the theoretical description and methods for the determination of their parameters. There are also described circuit elements for performance management of Peltier element and microprocessor and a description of control program of the microprocessor.
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The Design of a USB Device
Klír, Tomáš ; Strašil, Ivo (referee) ; Hudec, Antonín (advisor)
In theoretical part of this master thesis is analyzed USB 2.0 interface, including USB OTG. Mainly are described here properties which are good to know for USB device design. In brief is given here a structure of the FAT file system. Practical part contains design of OTG Device and it’s realization including implementation of libraries for communication via USB and for working with FAT file system.
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Castles and their settlement context in the region of Benešov in the Late Medieval Period
Drášilová, Luisa ; Klír, Tomáš (advisor) ; Štefan, Ivo (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with castles in the Benešov region in the late MiddleAge. The primary goal was to create a more comprehensive picture of all the castles in use at the time and their location in the landscape. This created an image of the settlement in their direct surroundings. A separate chapter was dedicated to the more general history of settlement in the Benešov region. The whole territory was compared with other areas, and separately with the Doolin region in western Ireland, whose medieval settlement situation I also briefly described. Subsequently, the current condition of the selected castles was evaluated. An important goal of this work was also the application of the results in the form of a presentation of lesser-known archaeological sites to the public. A separate section at the end of the thesis was devoted to this goal.
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The medieval settlements of the Karlovy Vary Region in the Later Middle Ages (the 13th-15th centuries).
Kolejáková, Klára ; Klír, Tomáš (advisor) ; Hasil, Jan (referee)
The focus of this bachelor thesis is focused on the settlement of Karlovarsko during the later Middle Ages (13.-15. century). The main goal was to evaluate and analyse pottery collections found at the castle Kostelní Horka (district Karlovy Vary) and at the castle Hartenberg (district Sokolov), and capture the progression of settlement of local landscape based on these findings. The study of archeological and other sources, which include History, Toponomasty and reconstruction of natural conditions, is an important part of this work, while the Art History proved useful as well. Results of this thesis generated an elaborate analysis of pottery groups, which were then separated to pottery sequence and its phases. These data complement the outline of local archeological chronology. Archeological digsites from various social enviroments, which bore findings with a particular degree of information value, were presented in order to illustrate a more complete image of the issue at hand. Furthermore the fundamental objective of this work was to understand the transformation of settlement and the process of colonization. Keywords: West Bohemia; Karlovy Vary; settlement; medieval archaeology; settlement history; castles and fortified manors; pottery; Middle Ages; 1200-1500
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The Českodubsko area in the prehistory and early medieval
Spěšná, Hana ; Popelka, Miroslav (advisor) ; Klír, Tomáš (referee)
The presented thesis deals with prehistoric and early medieval settlement in the Český Dub region. The main aim is to describe finds belonging to different archaeological periods and cultures from the Palaeolithic to the Early Middle Ages (until the 12th century), which mostly come from the surface collection. The attention was mainly focused on the collections deposited in Podještědské muzeum in Český Dub. More information was obtained from the published literature and some new data, about the settlement, was acquired from the authorʼs surface survey. Based on the available information, a catalogue, which contains all the archaeological sites and finds dated until the 12th century, was compiled. The work is accompanied by maps of finds, belonging to certain archaeological periods and by a picture catalogue of chipped and polished stone industry. Keywords: North Bohemia - Podještědí - Český Dub Region - settlement - prehistory - Early Middle Ages
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Selected issues in the High Medieval transformation of the Moravian-Silesian border region (evidence from archeological sources)
Zezula, Michal ; Klír, Tomáš (advisor) ; Starski, Michal J. (referee) ; Podliska, Jaroslav (referee)
Michal Zezula: Selected issues in the High Medieval transformation of the Moravian- Silesian border region (evidence from archeological sources) This study consists of three chapters and focuses on the Moravian-Silesian border region and its transformation during the High Middle Ages (in the 13th century). For most of the Early Middle Ages, this region lay on the boundary between the early Bohemian and Polish states, and after being annexed to the Přemyslid territories at the end of the 12th century it underwent fundamental changes, which are symbolized by the early emergence of institutionalized towns within the Bohemian Lands. The first chapter focuses on the Golensizi region in the Early Middle Ages, particularly on the village of Holasovice, which has attracted the attention of archeologists and historical researchers for over two centuries. Based on an assessment of older and more recent archeological discoveries and surveys, the significance of the location during the second half of the 12th century and the first half of the 13th century has been determined. Although there is at present no relevant archeological information which would provide evidence of the role played by Holasovice in the structures of the Piast state, its status as a local- level administrative centre in the Přemyslid-controlled...
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Supplement to research of everyday life of household in Prague's New Town. Well and cesspit on 837/II. Wenceslas Square.
Kubát, Josef ; Starec, Petr (advisor) ; Klír, Tomáš (referee)
Práce přinese prezentaci, celkové zhodnocení a srovnání archeologických informací získaných exkavací studny a jímky zachycených na Václavském náměstí čp. 837/II a rozbor nálezové zprávy vypracované PhDr. Václavem Humlem, CSc. Vytvořením metodického systému na případu jímky a studny tak práce připraví materiální rámec zpracování zbylých objektů daného výzkumu. Systematickým zpracováním nálezové zprávy Václava Humla zas vytvoří teoretický rámec pro zasazení tohoto výzkumu do širšího kontextu. Lokální problematiku zpracování dat z jímek a studen zasadí do souvislostí pražské archeologie. V neposlední řadě poukáže na výhody spolupráce archeologů a botaniků rozborem pylové analýzy RNDr. Vlasty Jankovské CSc.
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Medieval churches in Benešov region in the settlement context
Vnoučková, Darina ; Štefan, Ivo (advisor) ; Klír, Tomáš (referee)
This Bachelor's thesis is about relationship between Early- to High Middle Ages settlements and Romanesque and Gothic churches located in the Czech county Benešov. It is also focused on roads and their Early- to High Middle Ages placement that had an impact on the settlement of this region. Pivotal part of this thesis consists of two catalogues: the Catalogue of Archeological Sites and the Catalogue of Churches. The first catalogue provides a summary of all discovered archeological sites with findings from Early Middle Ages to early phase of High Middle Ages. They are supplemented with archeological sites which are located outside of the demarcated area, but are simultaneously closely related to the settlement of the region. Data from the Catalogue of Churches were used to creation of maps which are depicting the settlement of the region in different time periods. The whole picture is completed with evidence from written sources that are closely related to ruler's, catholic church's, early nobility's and later noble families' possession of properties. The second catalogue contains detailed description of all discovered (and assumed) churches from Romanesque and Gothic periods. Information from the catalogue are visualized in maps that picture their construction in different eras. Due to frequent...
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