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Low-Power and high speed Robust
sub band adaptive echo
cancellation on FPGA hardware
By Under the Guidance of
A.Geetha Pravallika M.Madhusudan Reddy
119X1D6801 Asst.Professor
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Aim of the Project
The term echo cancellation is used in telephony todescribe the process of removing echo from a voicecommunication in order to improve voice quality ona telephone call.
Echo cancellation involves first recognizing theoriginally transmitted signal that re-appears, withsome delay, in the transmitted or received signal.
Once the echo is recognized, it can be removed by'subtracting' it from the transmitted or receivedsignal.
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Block diagram of Echo Cancellation
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The main blocks are:
DDS(Direct Digital Frequency synthesizer)
Analysis Filter bank
DLMS
Synthesis Filter bank
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Block diagram of Direct Digital
Frequency Synthesizer (DDS)
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Direct Digital Frequency Synthesizer is a
technique to produce desired output
waveforms with full digital control.
DDS consists of
Registers
Adders LUTS
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The phase accumulator consists of phase
increment register, adder and phase register.
The phase increment register stores the
instantaneous phase increment values
resulting from frequency modulation control
block.
The phase register holds the instantaneous
phase for each clock pulse.
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Analysis filter bank
In Analysis filter bank, wide band of frequency
will be divided into many sub-bands and those
sub-bands are then subjected to equalization.
The divided sub-bands are then combined at
the synthesis filter bank. The block diagram is
shown below.
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Block diagram of Analysis Filter
Channe
l Receiver
SUB BAND OF FREQUECY
SUB BAND OF FREQUECY
SUB BAND OF FREQUECY
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Delayed Least mean square(DLMS)
In this algorithm, the estimated signal in each
data interval is computed and subtracted from
the desired signal .
DLMS algorithm can be used to adjust the
filter coefficients to reduce the interference.
DLMS algorithms are a class of adaptive filter.
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Block diagram of DLMS algorithm
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Synthesis filter bank
After the signal is decomposed by the analysis
bank, each signal is reconstructed using a
synthesis bank structure.
This structure is composed of filters and
up-sampling that reconstructs each signal to
its original sampling rate.
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Block diagram of synthesis Filter
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Applications
Total Echo Removal
1. No echo at the beginning of the call
2. No Echo throughout the call - call is stablewithout bursts or distortion
3. Residual Echo (low-level) is absent
throughout the call
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Future scope
Effective implementation of echo cancellation
across the network holds the key to improving
call quality and ultimately, strengthen
customer satisfaction, boost revenues, and
reduce subscriber churn.
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References
Low-Power Reconfgurable Acceleration of Robust
Frequency-domain Echo Cancellation on FPGA
Wai-Chung Tang*, C. H. Hot, Chiu-Wing Sham and K. F C. Yiut
IEEE 2010
Reconfigurable acceleration of robust frequency-domain echocancellation
ChunHokHo,KaFaiCedricYiu ,JiaquanHuo ,SvenNordholm andWayneLuk