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SDS-08
FREQUENCY
TRANSFORMATION
BASED
SECURED
SPEECH
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
The objective of the project is Speech security using Frequency Transformation (FT) technique.
Speech is the most commonly used means of communication by humans. In practical application like
Defense, we should see to it that the speech reaches only the intended listeners, and not others, which
would end up in trouble. Our project aims at designing such a system where in speech is converted to a
form, unrecognizable by a casual listener. The intended receiver would alone be able to interpret the
transformed speech. This project is implemented in ADSP 2181 processor.
SDS-09 SPEECH CODING USING LPC
The objective of the project is to create a voice coding system for low-bit rate transmission,
using Linear Predictive Coding (LPC) technique. LPC technique models the human vocal tract as a
time varying filter. It is based on the concept that a sample is achieved by a linear combination of
Previous (P) samples, where P is a number of filter coefficients. It encodes speech from 64kbps to
5kbps. This project is implemented in TMS320C 5416 and ADSP 2181 processors.
operation, and then for speech recognition, like MFCC is computed, where DCT is applied to the melscale filter bank output. This paper describes a new Principle Component Analysis (PCA)-based
speech enhancement algorithm using kernel PCA instead of DCT, kernel PCA
improves the
AUDIO PROJECTS
SDA-01 ADAPTIVE EQUALIZER FOR DIGITAL SYSTEM
The equalizer aims at the suppression or selection of a particular band of frequency. The audio
signal consists of many instruments played at a time. The user may wish to hear audio of a particular
instrument or to avoid a particular instrument. The particular band of frequencies can be suppressed to
hear audio of all the instruments other than the specific instrument. This can be implemented by
converting the time domain audio signal into frequency domain audio signal. Then the frequency
domain signal is converted into time domain signal, which gives the audio signal with a particular band
suppressed. This project is implemented in 2181 processor (ADSP).
how low the average reconstruction error is, and how uniformly the reconstruction error is
distributed.This project is implemented in BALCKFIN BF533(ADSP) processor.
SDI-16-COCKTAIL WATER MARKING FOR SECURE DATA HIDING
Transferring digitized media via the Internet has become very popular in recent Years. However,
this frequent use of the Internet has created a need for security. As a consequence, to prevent
information which belongs to rightful owners from being intentionally or unwittingly used by others,
information protection is indispensable. A commonly suggested method is to insert watermarks into
original information so that rightful ownership can be declared. This is the so-called watermarking
technique. An effective watermarking procedure usually requires satisfaction of a set of typical
requirements. A novel image protection scheme called cocktail watermarking is proposed in this
Project. We analyze and point out the inadequacy of the modulation techniques commonly used in
ordinary spread spectrum watermarking methods and the visual model-based ones.This project is
implemented in BF 535 processor.
SDI-17 NUMBER PLATE RECOGNITION
Due to a huge number of vehicles, modern cities need to establish effectively systems for traffic
management and scheduling. One of the most useful systems is the number Plate Recognition System
which captures images of vehicles and read these plates registration numbers .Our system consists of
three main modules: number plate detection, plate number segmentation, and plate number recognition.
In detection module, we propose an efficient method (sobel edge detector) combining the Hough
transform This method optimizes speed and accuracy in processing images taken from various
positions. The detected information is compared with data base number plate to display the address of
the owner. This project is implemented in BLACKFIN BF535(ADSP) processor.
BIOMEDICAL PROJECTS
SDB-01WAVELET ANALYSIS OF HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
The aim of this project is to identify the abnormal breath sounds of diseases like Stridor,
Crackle,and Wheezing using Daubechies wavelets. The stethoscope is still the instrument for such
diagnosis, where the physician is trained to differentiate various breath sounds corresponding to
different diseases. Non-invasive form of diagnosis using fast signal processors is an attractive prospect
today, since they are cost effective and can be used in real time. This project is effectively done by
SHARC (ADSP) Processor.
ELECTRICAL PROJECTS
SDE-01
applications. The great advantage of this kind of converter is the minimum harmonic distortion obtained..
Another configuration with common d c supply . The control of this multi-converter is being implemented
using DSP controllers, which give flexibility to the system.
SDE-02
transformer , analyze the power flow in the low tension transformer side and do the load flow analysis,
This project uses signal conditioning circuit for transmitting parameters to the sub-station. This can be
implemented by using digital signal controller.
SDE-03
Inverters provide an alternative power source for the electrical appliances during power
blackout and brownouts with the help of a battery. It takes the DC input from the battery and converts it
into a AC power. These inverters operate at a fixed switching frequency and the output power
frequency is also fixed and hence can be used for single application only. To overcome this, an inverter
capable of operating at various frequencies is designed in our project where the output frequency and
switching frequency can be changed by the user through the keyboard when the power is switched off.
This project is implemented using (TI) 2812.
SDE-04
line. The pick and place action is implemented with the help of Stepper motor and the line follower
action is implemented using DC motor and IR transmitters and receivers. This project involves the
controlling if DC motors and stepper motors using PWM module of the Texas TMS320LF2812A DSC.
SDE-05
This project aims at monitoring the induction motor parameters such as voltage, current,
frequency, speed and torque and also controlling the speed of it from a remote PC .The measured parameters are
displayed through LABVIEW. The speed at which the motor should is input through labliew and based on that
the speed is controlled. This project is implemented using (TI) 2812.
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
SDAE-01
Nowadays, remote control of industrial appliances is possible only for a short distance since
they involve complex circuitry and many wired connections between the appliance and the control
circuit. So, when we need to go for long distance remote control the requirements keeps on increasing.
Here in this project a CAN based industrial automation has been proposed wherein the control
information has been sent through a two wired CAN protocol.This project has been implemented in
TMS320LF2812A.
SDAE-02
This project aims at the design of a security system for cars. Here the control of the door
opening system is secured with the help of a password which has been enrolled in a EEPROM and
stored in the ECU (Engine control unit).Also a controller interfaced with a keypad is placed near the
door where the password is typed .This password is transferred to the ECU through CAN bus and is
crosschecked with the enrolled password and if found to be correct the door opens. Else the door
remains closed. This project has been implemented in TMS320LF2812A.
SDAE-03
This project aims at restricting the speed of the vehicle in restricted zones like schools and
hospitals. Near the school zone a RFID transmitter is placed in the lamp post in road divider and a
RFID receiver is placed inside the vehicles ECU(Engine control unit). Also the speed of the vehicle is
measured by another controller and is transferred to the ECU through the CAN bus. Whenever any
speed information is received from the RFID txer, The ECU checks the speed of the car and compares
it with the RFID value. If found to be greater, the speed gets restricted through the control circuit.
Automatically. This project has been implemented in TMS320LF2812A.
SDAE-04
vehicle on a Graphical LCD. The speed of the vehicle is calculated using spectral analysis method and
using this speed and the time duration travelled, the distance travelled is calculated. These calculated
values are then transmitted from the transmitter through the CAN module of one DSC and received by
the user end through the CAN module of the DSC. This project is implemented using (TI)2812.
SDAE-05
Unmanned vehicle driving systems are getting interesting for the automobile industry. Automatic
parking systems are about making the best use of available space above and below ground. The main
objective of our project is to automatically acquire the place where the vehicle can be parked. The enough
free space to park the vehicle has been found by placing the ultrasonic sensors on all the corners of the
vehicle. The information acquired from those sensors is fed to the controller depending on which the
parking space is found.
SDAE-06
using the CAN (Controller Area Network) protocol. When an accident occurs, the force exerted is
taken as the input by the CAN transmitter module which transmits the data to the control terminal. This
control terminal releases the airbag to prevent the persons inside the vehicle. This project is
implemented using (TI)2812.
Communication Projects
SDC-01
pseudo-Random sequence which is many times the rate of the information signal.This results in
spreading the signal over a wider bandwidth .Each word thus generated is assigned a particular
frequency (within the available bandwidth) and then it is transmitted. The signal thus transmitted bears
no resemblance to the original message and so it can't be received by any "random" receiver.only the
receiver having the same PN sequence can decode the message.
SDC- 02
SDC-03
The input data is taken from different users .The PN sequences used for encoding the data for
security purpose. Each user having different PN sequences. The User data is scrambled with PN
sequences and given as input for Modulator. The 16-PSK (M-ary PSK) modulation technique is
implemented in modulator. In 16-PSK modulation, 16 sub carriers are assigned for encrypted data. The
Band width efficiency is achieved through 16-PSK Modulation. The data is transmitted through DSSS
concept. In receiver module, the data is received through demodulator and decoder.
SDC-04
hopped Multiple Access(OFDM/FHMA) is proposed,in which the transmitted data is spread over both
the time and frequency axes without expanding the bandwidth. The OFDM system advocated employs
the WHT for spreading the data in the frequency domain and weights the received signal by the
estimated Signal-to-Interference Ratio(SIR) for the sake of reducing the effects of interference. The
performance recorded,when communicating over an interference limited channel suggests that the
achievable BER improvement is as much as an order of magnitude in comparison to that of an
OFDM/FHMA scheme dispensing with WHT.
SDC-05
Technique
To Transmit the coded datas nothing but the encoded symbols of the users in high
data rate mode the Turbo Iterative Decoders are used. Comparing with Other Error correcting and
detecting decoders Turbo's BER is high. In this project ,in transmitter side we are giving character datas
as input. Then this datas are encrypted using Concatenated Encoders with addition of Inter-leavers. In
the Receiver Side the corresponding De-interleavers are designed and corresponding decoders are
implemented. Now the encrypted datas are given as input to the decoder,and decoder doing the error
correcting and detecting and resulting the original data bits.
SDC-06
In this treatise we demonstrate, how a high spatial and frequency diversity can be achieved by
combining Differential Space-Time Block Coding (DSTBC) and Fast Frequency Hopping (FFH). The
proposed FFH assisted DSTBC scheme is capable of achieving a high diversity order given by the
product of the frequency diversity order achieved by FFH and by the spatial diversity order offered by
the DSTBC arrangement. Hence, the system is capable of exploiting the advantages of both DSTBC
and FFH. Furthermore it is less vulnerable to some of their individual disadvantages, such as the
performance degradation of DSTBC due to fast fading and the large bandwidth requirement of the FFH
system. The proposed system also benefits from the employment of sphere packing and iterative turbo
detection.
SDW-04
Module
This standard defines the protocol and interconnection of devices or networks in a wireless personal
area network (WPAN). The standard uses carrier sense multiple access with a collision avoidance
medium access mechanism and supports peer-to-peer and point to multi point topologies. The purpose
of forward error correction (FEC) in wireless system is to improve the capacity of a channel by adding
some carefully designed redundant information to the data being transmitted through the channel. The
process of adding this redundant information is known as channel coding. Convolution codes operate
on serial data, one or a few bits at a time. Convolution encoding with Viterbi decoding is a FEC
technique that is particularly suited to a channel in which the transmitted signal is corrupted mainly by
additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN). The Data Whitening block is used for scrambling and security.
The CRC is used to determine whether the transmission error is occurred or not. Direct Sequence
Spread Spectrum (DSSS) is used for modulation. The QPSK modulation technique is processed in
Modulator. Hence four sub carrier is enough to represent our data bits. Wireless personal area networks
(WPANs) are used to convey information over relatively short distances (10m).
SDW-05
Module
This standard defines the protocol and interconnection of devices or networks via radio
communication in a metropolitan area network (MAN). The standard uses carrier sense multiple access
with a collision avoidance medium access mechanism and supports star, peer-to-peer and point to multi
point topologies. The media access is contention based on the optional super frame structure. Wireless
metropolitan area networks (WMANs) are used to convey information over relatively long distances.
WLANs are connected or communicated through WMANs. These are broadband access with the
maximum data rate of 120 Mbps at 10-66 GHz and 11 GHz.
SDW-06 Implementation of Physical Layer Transceiver Module for Beyond 3rd Generation Time
Division Duplex System
In 3G communication, convolution coding and turbo coding are adopted for speed and data
traffic, respectively. B3G systems are required to support higher data rates (tens of megabits per
second) with higher spectrum efficiency and relatively low transmit power. The combination of STC
with convolution coding, the conjugation of forward error correction (FEC) coding are hot research
topics concerning novel channel coding/decoding. Space-time coding (STC) on the other hand is a
transmit diversity method that is capable of enhancing the system performance by exploiting the
diversity in both space and time domains.
The purpose of forward error correction (FEC) in wireless system is to improve the capacity of
a channel by adding some carefully designed redundant information to the data being transmitted
through the channel. The process of adding this redundant information is known as channel coding.
Convolution codes operate on serial data, one or a few bits at a time. Convolution encoding with
Viterbi decoding is a FEC technique that is particularly suited to a channel in which the transmitted
signal is corrupted mainly by additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN).
SDW-07 Implementation of Physical Layer Transceiver Module for WCDMA System
Transmitting the datas,voice signal and images in the secured manner is achieved in the Narrow
band CDMA systems. To increase the users and high data rates we are moving to the 3G technologies
Named as WCDMA. By this, No. of users and High data rate communication achieved.
Here the spread sequences are used to separated the users. This is give the identity of the user to the
receiver. Through the corresponding the channel coders,Multiplexers,Spread code Generator and the
Modulators the transmitter operations are happening. In the receiver the decoders and demodulators
doing reciprocal operations.
SDW-08 Implementation of Physical Layer Transceiver Module for Software Defined Radio
Software defined radios (SDR) are highly configurable hardware platforms that provide the
technology for realizing the rapidly expanding third (and future) generation digital wireless
communication infrastructure. The use of the term software may give the impression that the radio is
realized entirely on a processor-based platform. The software in a SDR defines the system personality,
but currently, the implementation is often a mix of analog hardware, ASICs, FPGAs and DSP software.
Through the corresponding the channel coders,Multiplexers,Spread code Generator ,the Modulators
and spread spectrum communicators the transmitter operations are happening. In the receiver the
decoders and demodulators doing reciprocal operations.
SDW-09 Implementation of Physical Layer Transceiver Module for EDGE System
With an increasing demand on multimedia services, a design of high-speed data networks is an
important task in the wireless mobile environment. EDGE (Enhanced Data rates for Global
Evolution) is the next step in the evolution of GSM and IS-136 offering high data rate capabilities
in the existing GSM spectrum. EDGE introduces the new modulation scheme linear 8 Phase Shift
Keying (8PSK).n addition to GMSK, EDGE uses 8PSK for the upper five of its nine modulation and
coding schemes. EDGE produces a 3-bit word for every change in carrier phase. This effectively triples
the gross data rate offered by GSM. EDGE, like GPRS uses a rate adaptation algorithm that adapts the
modulation and coding scheme (MCS) according to the quality of the radio channel, and thus the bit
rate and robustness of data transmission. It introduces a new technology not found in GPRS, which,
instead of retransmitting disturbed packets, sends more redundancy information to be combined in the
receiver. This increases the probability of correct decoding.
SDW-10 Luby Transform Coding Aided Bit-Interleaved Coded Modulation for the Wireless
Internet
The channels that we consider here are packet-based, and each packet has a header including a unique
identifier. We assume that error-correcting codes are used to detect and correct errors within a packet. If
a packet contains more errors than can be corrected by these codes, the packet is discarded and treated
as a loss. Thus, a packet either arrives completely intact and error-free, or it is lost. Bit-Interleaved
Coded Modulation using Iterative Decoding(BICM-ID) is amalgamated with Luby Transform (LT)
coding. The resultant joint design of the physical and data link layer substantially improves the
attainable Bit Error Rate (BER) performance. A Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) combined with a
novel Log-Likelihood Ratio(LLR) based packet reliability estimation method is proposed for the sake
of detecting and disposing of erroneous packets. Subsequently, bit-by-bit LT decoding is proposed,
which facilitates a further BER improvement at a lower number of BICM-ID iterations. Finally, we
revisit the pseudo random generator function used for designing the LT generator matrix.