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Audio Dsp Amplifier, William Saba, Nicholas Barany
Audio Dsp Amplifier, William Saba, Nicholas Barany
Electrical Engineering
The key concept of this project is to create a microcontroller system that serves as an interface between a DSP board and a total of 4 amplifier channels. The fully integrated system will provide a fully inclusive audio DSP amplifier for use in 2.1 or bi-amplified stereo speaker setups. The project will focus on developing an intuitive interface that is operable from the device or a computer that programs the DSP board for various speaker applications. The finished design will provide a custom computer sound amplifier in one package, eliminating the need for multiple components by interfacing two stereo amplifiers, …
Dual Channel Matrix Switch Audio Receiver, Austin Fox
Dual Channel Matrix Switch Audio Receiver, Austin Fox
Electrical Engineering
The Dual Channel Matrix Switch Audio Receiver controls 2 separate audio output channels. Each channel plays any of the system's 3 inputs. This controller enables a user to play two separate audio signals through two separate speaker channels. The system design allows audio input from 2 RCA sources or 1 RCA source and a phono source. The system outputs an audio signal for each output simultaneously at up to 36W on each channel for an 8Ω load. The device allows a user to control the audio input and the volume of each output channel. An Arduino Uno R3 microcontroller interfaced …
Wideband Automatic Gain Control Design In 130 Nm Cmos Process For Wireless Receiver Applications, Joseph Benito Strzelecki
Wideband Automatic Gain Control Design In 130 Nm Cmos Process For Wireless Receiver Applications, Joseph Benito Strzelecki
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An analog automatic gain control circuit (AGC) and mixer were implemented in 130 nm CMOS technology. The proposed AGC was intended for implementation into a wireless receiver chain. Design specifications required a 60 dB tuning range on the output of the AGC, a settling time within several microseconds, and minimum circuit complexity to reduce area usage and power consumption.
Desired AGC functionality was achieved through the use of four nonlinear variable gain amplifiers (VGAs) and a single LC filter in the forward path of the circuit and a control loop containing an RMS power detector, a multistage comparator, and a …