ECE 477 Digital Systems Senior Design Project - Spring 2007

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ECE 477 Digital Systems Senior Design Project - Spring 2007 Team1- “DigiSpi” Intelligent Listening Device The “DigiSpi” is an intelligent listening device. For the purpose of novelty, it displays the concept of listening to sound with a microphone and recording only audible speech for later use. The speech is saved on digital camera like storage: an SD card. Enclosed in a discrete packaging, a common lamp, it is able to listen to speech, record audio to the SD card, and playback speech found on the SD card via a headphone or computer speaker output. In addition, the spy-lamp can be contacted using a cell phone, allowing current audio output to be transmitted over a wireless link. Warren Santner Justin Lanning Brad Sokola Karl Herb 01- Designing 03- Deploying Testing Project success is realized by achieving: an ability to record an audio signal. an ability to modify or filter an audio signal. an ability to display and modify settings with pushbuttons and LCD. an ability to save speech signals to external memory. an ability to play back the recorded sound via headphone or line-level output. Software Design 04- Achieving Debug Packaging PCB design PCB populating Electrical Design Digijock(ette)-Strength Digital System DesignTM 02- Building