This thesis deals with influence of ceramic filters on metal streaming in running systems. The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the influence of porosity, thickness of ceramic filters and also viscocity of molten metal on mold filling. Hydraulic resistance of ceramic filters and possibility of its use in numeric simulation is also tested. At the beginning of the thesis there is theoretic analysis of filtration which inlcudes inclusions in cast irons, filtration matters, gatting systems design, hydraulic resistance and numeric simulation. The second experimental part of this thesis is focused on measuring shedding of molten grey cast iron and ductile iron through gatting systems with filters which are labelled VUKOPOR S. The experimental part then deals with evaluation of experiments results, calculation of hydraulic resistance and numeric simulation with the use of measured data.

Objective of this thesis is about design of grammar and user interface for filtering and visualization of spatiotemporal data. The initial task is to get acquainted with evaluation of traffic data based on trajectory analysis. The next part is the design and description of a formalism which allows spatial filtering and filtering based on static and dynamic attributes. Based on the created formalism, data analysis application with a user interface is designed. Design process was preceded by a comparison of existing solutions. Application is implemented in Qt Framework using C++ and QML languages.

Main objective of this thesis was to learn about possibility of suppression of narrow band disturbances. We focused on use of Lynn’s filters. The objective was to realize these filters with respect to a fast algorithm of filtering. Concretely, for suppression of drift we realized the fast high pass filter with flexible cut off frequency. Then we realized filter for suppression of electrical network disturbance. We have realized these filters for sampling frequencies 250 and 500 Hz and we tested them with real ECG signals. Then we have evaluated their efficiency.

Objective of this diploma work was to study methods of adaptive filtering and their use in suppression of noise in biological signals. Adaptive filtering represents effective means of suppression of parasitic nonstationary disturbances in a useful signal. The task was to design various types of adaptive filters and implement an adaptation algorithm in Matlab programming environment. It namely included suppression of powerline noise at 50 Hz and 100 Hz in ECG signals with minimization useful components disturbing. The realized filters were verified on real ECH signals and their efficiency was evaluated.

In my essay I show Fourier transform theory and applications in context with difraction theory especially Fraunhofer difraction. In part of the experiment, I set up an optical signal processing system. I take the Fourier transform of an input signal using a lens, filter the transform by placing various filters at the Fourier plane, and take the inverse transform. A simple optical bench consists of a laser, to produce a parallel, monochromatic beam which illuminates a specific area of the micrograph. Lens to focus the Fraunhofer diffraction pattern in the back focal plane of the lens. Mask transit contrived light or block out most of the noise in the diffraction pattern arising from image features. A reconstruction lens, placed behind the mask, refocuses the unobstructed rays and forms a filtered image. Optical diffraction provides useful information about the geometrical arrangement of subunits in the specimen. I make experiments for attestation on elementary objects and real images in mathematic program Matlab. From knowledge Fraunhofer difraction and organization of experiment I calculated size of circular object. I show practical using of Fraunhofer difraction and optical filtration. My essay give good introduction to the theory and techniques of optical filtration.

Goal of this work was create survey study of information resources deal with diagnostic analysis of speech signal. Two methods for estimation of glottal flow was programmed. Finally, attention was focused on determination of criterions for description of selected pathological diagnosis and influence of stress on the glottal flow. Outcome of this work is proposal two criterions for describe influence of stress on the glottal flow.

This project treats of using electromyograph as a control standard for prosthetic replacement of human arm. The work is mainly focused on surface signals. Reader is briefed by creation and transmission of the signal. The work takes account of the transmission of the signal for surface electrodes and the differences between the ideal and the real connection. Another point of the thesis is the design of basic system model for simulation of the robotic arm movement, which depends on the measured signal. In the practical part there is the realization of the artificial limb movement. It starts with the roboric arm construction and continues with the communication between computer and the robotic arm. First part of practical testing ends with creating of an user interface, which is capable of control all robotic arm movements. The interface is combined with a computer model in Matlab robotic toolbox. The model is able to move in sync with the real robot. The final part is devoted to practical measurement with Biopac instruments. The obtained signal is modified to be used as controller for the robotic arm. Author's aim is to adjust this movement to be most similar to real movement.

This thesis deals with demodulation, decoding RDS messages and an FM receiver in FPGA. It is the processing of data after A/D conversion of radio stereo signal. This work contains detailed theoretical knowledge of the RDS system, of the individual types of messages, their demodulation and subsequent decoding of individual services. There is theoretically analyzed in FPGA platform and implementation of RDS System and FM receiver.

This master thesis deals with the filtration of air contaminated with oil and the total efficiency and propose a new filtration system. The reason is insufficient capacity and functionality of the operating device is incorrect. It will propose the most appropriate solution to this in terms of economic and technical design is satisfactory.

The aim of this thesis was to determine the impact of the used chemical composure during metallurgical treatment and foundry technology on the inner and surface quality of experimental casting under operational conditions at Třinec foundry. A minor part of this thesis is focused on the determination of the effect of filtration on mechanical properties of steel.