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Page 1: Improvements to the Bose Noise Canceling Headphones Nathan Hanagami

Improvements to the Bose Noise Canceling Headphones

Nathan Hanagami

QuickTime™ and aTIFF (LZW) decompressor

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Project Outline

• Research available DSP and A/D Converter Units• Implement DSP version of Corrected

Compensation Curve• Add features (Variable EQ/Reverb settings)• Use spar processing power to assist in Noise

Cancellation• Convert Digital portions to FPGA design• Optimizations and Work on ASIC layout

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Develop DSP

• Possible Suppliers– Analog Devices

– TI

– Xylinx

– Linear Tech.

– Wolfson Microelectronics

– National

– Etc.

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Considerations

• Sampling Rate (Minimum 44.1 kHz)• Sampling Width (Minimum 18 bit)• Propagation Delay• Power Consumption• Physical Size• Not as concerned about fitting on existing DSP

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Alternatives to Fitting on Chip

• Integrate EQ controller into cable for extra circuitry

• Design as upgrade that existing headphones can be plugged into (requires slightly different design than fully replaceable unit)

DSP

From Stereo

To Headphones

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EQ/Reverb Upgrade

• Allow user to set EQ based on Genre of Music (Rock, Pop, Jazz, Orchestral, etc.)

• Allow user to set Reverb to various environments (Concert Hall, Small room, Jazz Hall, etc.)

• Based on assumption that ideal frequency response varies depending on type of music.

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Assist in Noise Cancellation

• Based on meeting propagation delay requirements. Alternatively will layout hypothetical design parameters

• Work either in series to further attenuation

• In parallel to increase cancellation bandwidth

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Convert to FPGA design

• Adds Customization allowing for easier production

• Code in VHDL or Verilog

• Designed to Replace Functionality of DSP, A/D remain non-integrated

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Design Layout for ASIC

• Costs will probably prevent actual custom chip fabrication

• Work on Layout Design• Present a hypothetical model

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Optimization

• Reduce Power Consumption

• Minimize chip area/work on layout

• Eliminate unneeded parts and minimize costs

• Work on possible improvements to analog amplification system

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Project Layout

ResearchDSP and A/D Units

Add E/Q upgrad Assist in Noise Cancelation

Convert to FPGA Layout

Design Layout for ASIC

Optimization

Construct DSP Unit