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Possibilities of noise measurement on machine tools and determine their source
Malušek, Pavel ; Šubrt, Kamil (referee) ; Kroupa, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with methods for sound source localization. It also analyzes types of microphones which are used for this purpose. There are detailed described the parameters of the microphones at first, principles of every method and their application in practice then. The aim of this thesis is application of these methods in determining the sound sources on machine tools and evaluation the advantages of individual methods for the specific purpose.
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Near-field acoustical holography methods in LabVIEW environment
Majvald, František ; Hnidka,, Jakub (referee) ; Havránek, Zdeněk (advisor)
Near-field acoustical holography is a standard method for sound source visualization and localization. In this thesis, commonly used and newly published near-field acoustic holography methods are introduced and analysed. In addition, regularization methods are presented together with finding options of optimal regularization parameter. Based on theory, a LabVIEW library is built containing four implemented near-field acoustical holography algorithms and two regularization methods. To verify the correctness of implementations, a testing application has been made. This application allows testing of implemented algorithms with simulated or experimentally measured data. The correctness of implementation is verified, and algorithms are compared to each other with respect to accuracy and speed of calculation.
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Localization of moving acoustical sources
Bezdíček, Martin ; Rampl, Ivan (referee) ; Míča, Ivan (advisor)
This master's thesis is focused on localization static (entering semester project) and moving acoustic sources (entering master's thesis) by the help of microphonic arrays. In the first part deal with common problems of localization. Further are here described types of microphonic arrays, simplifying possibilities which delimited this problems and general information about room acoustics. In the next part of this master's thesis are step by step mentioned methods localization of acoustic sources. In practical part were used algorithms: Steered-Beamformer-Based Locators and TDOA-Based Locators. Last part of this master's work includes results of these algorithms.
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Microphone arrays for beamforming
Grénar, Milan ; Smékal, Zdeněk (referee) ; Míča, Ivan (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor's thesis is to assemble theoretical and practical information about methods for estimate direction of arrival whereas there is an emphasis on beamforming. There are introduced general conventions which are being used to measure with multichannel microphone array. Part of this thesis is the implementation of the DAS beamformer in several modifications, including verification of the functionality in ideal and real conditions.
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Design and testing of the system for localizing a sound source
Havelka, Martin ; Vechetová, Jana (referee) ; Najman, Jan (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with possibilities of sound source localization. There are generally mentioned possible hardware and software solutions at the beginning, from which two applicable methods and suitable components of test device are selected. Further there is a practical part of this work, where programmed algorithms are described. An essential part is testing. Accuracy is tested for the selected microphone array, depending on the change in the number and position of the sensors, the effect of ambient noise, and the location of the obstacle in the area. The output of the tests is the evaluation of functionality and accuracy for both methods used.
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Acoustic Detection of Speaker Position Using Microphone Array
Chu, Yen Nhi ; Žmolíková, Kateřina (referee) ; Szőke, Igor (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is to create a system for detection of speaker position in a closed room equipped with microphone array. It deals with two algorithms for sound source localization, namely beamforming and time difference of arrival. The methods were implemented on the provided hardware, reliability of the methods was tested and results were evaluated. The results have shown that both used methods were relatively accurate if used in small space (approx. 3×3 m). Shortcomings of the solution were analyzed in detail, possible improvements were proposed. This work can be used as a basis for creating embedded systems for sound source localization.
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Near-field acoustical holography methods in LabVIEW environment
Majvald, František ; Hnidka,, Jakub (referee) ; Havránek, Zdeněk (advisor)
Near-field acoustical holography is a standard method for sound source visualization and localization. In this thesis, commonly used and newly published near-field acoustic holography methods are introduced and analysed. In addition, regularization methods are presented together with finding options of optimal regularization parameter. Based on theory, a LabVIEW library is built containing four implemented near-field acoustical holography algorithms and two regularization methods. To verify the correctness of implementations, a testing application has been made. This application allows testing of implemented algorithms with simulated or experimentally measured data. The correctness of implementation is verified, and algorithms are compared to each other with respect to accuracy and speed of calculation.
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Acoustic Detection of Speaker Position Using Microphone Array
Chu, Yen Nhi ; Žmolíková, Kateřina (referee) ; Szőke, Igor (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is to create a system for detection of speaker position in a closed room equipped with microphone array. It deals with two algorithms for sound source localization, namely beamforming and time difference of arrival. The methods were implemented on the provided hardware, reliability of the methods was tested and results were evaluated. The results have shown that both used methods were relatively accurate if used in small space (approx. 3×3 m). Shortcomings of the solution were analyzed in detail, possible improvements were proposed. This work can be used as a basis for creating embedded systems for sound source localization.
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Design and testing of the system for localizing a sound source
Havelka, Martin ; Vechetová, Jana (referee) ; Najman, Jan (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with possibilities of sound source localization. There are generally mentioned possible hardware and software solutions at the beginning, from which two applicable methods and suitable components of test device are selected. Further there is a practical part of this work, where programmed algorithms are described. An essential part is testing. Accuracy is tested for the selected microphone array, depending on the change in the number and position of the sensors, the effect of ambient noise, and the location of the obstacle in the area. The output of the tests is the evaluation of functionality and accuracy for both methods used.
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Possibilities of noise measurement on machine tools and determine their source
Malušek, Pavel ; Šubrt, Kamil (referee) ; Kroupa, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with methods for sound source localization. It also analyzes types of microphones which are used for this purpose. There are detailed described the parameters of the microphones at first, principles of every method and their application in practice then. The aim of this thesis is application of these methods in determining the sound sources on machine tools and evaluation the advantages of individual methods for the specific purpose.
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