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| - | ===== Milestone 2 ===== | + | ====== Milestone 2 ====== |
| In this milestone, you will use MATLAB to design the signal processing algorithm used by the laser tag system. | In this milestone, you will use MATLAB to design the signal processing algorithm used by the laser tag system. | ||
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| Your signal processing algorithm will be able to analyze these two signals and determine that the second plot contains a hit, and then determine the frequency of the shooter. | Your signal processing algorithm will be able to analyze these two signals and determine that the second plot contains a hit, and then determine the frequency of the shooter. | ||
| - | This milestone builds heavily on the work that you did in Lab #5 in 380 last semester. During this milestone, the signal processing algorithm will be implemented and tested entirely in MATLAB. In a future milestone, you will take the digital filtering steps designed in this lab and implement them on the ZYBO board. We test the design first in MATLAB because it is much easier to manipulate and display the involved signals in MATLAB. | + | This milestone builds heavily on the work that you did in Lab #5 in 380. During this milestone, the signal processing algorithm will be implemented and tested entirely in MATLAB. In a future milestone, you will take the digital filtering steps designed in this lab and implement them on the ZYBO board. We test the design first in MATLAB because it is much easier to manipulate and display the involved signals in MATLAB. |
| ===== Goals ===== | ===== Goals ===== | ||
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| ===== Organization ===== | ===== Organization ===== | ||
| This milestone is divided into three tasks. | This milestone is divided into three tasks. | ||
| - | - [[Milestone 2 Task 1 | Task 1]]: Design 10 digital bandpass filters. (These filters will operate on a signal sampled at 10 ksamples/s.) | + | - [[Milestone 2 Task 1 | Task 1]]: Design 10 bandpass filters. (These filters will operate on a signal sampled at 10 ksamples/s.) |
| - | - [[Milestone 2 Task 2 | Task 2]]: Design down-sampling algorithm and analyze noise aliasing. (The ZYBO board samples the signal at 100 ksamples/second, and we've designed our filter bank to operate on signals sampled at 10 ksamples/s. Thus, we need to down-sample the signal, but want to minimize the aliasing of higher frequency noise into the player frequency bands.) | + | - [[Milestone 2 Task 2 | Task 2]]: Design decimating system and analyze noise aliasing. (The ZYBO board samples the signal at 100 ksamples/second, and we've designed our filter bank to operate on signals sampled at 10 ksamples/s. Thus, we need to down-sample the signal, but want to minimize the aliasing of higher frequency noise into the player frequency bands.) |
| - [[Milestone 2 Task 3 | Task 3]]: Analyze full system with noise. | - [[Milestone 2 Task 3 | Task 3]]: Analyze full system with noise. | ||
| - | ==== IGNORE EVERYTHING AFTER THIS. THE REST IS JUST LEFT OVER FROM WINTER 2015 ==== | + | ===== Report ===== |
| + | **You will hand in a single report for this Milestone, which will include your write-ups from all three tasks.** | ||
| + | Please make sure that your report: | ||
| + | - Includes all of the items listed in each task's "What is Needed in the Lab Report" section | ||
| + | - Includes a brief introduction (1 paragraph) describing the high-level goals of Milestone 2 | ||
| + | - Includes a brief summary (1 paragraph) for **each** of the 3 tasks | ||
| + | Also, please make sure to clearly label all graphs so that we know exactly what they are showing us. This should include a descriptive graph title, labels (and units) on all axes of the graph, and any other information needed to interpret the graph. | ||
| - | ==== Milestone 2 Introductory Materials ==== | + | The lab report for Milestone 2 can be submitted through Learning Suite in PDF format. |
| - | - Here are the {{::milestone_2_intro_lecture.pdf|slides}} from the introductory lecture for Milestone 2. | + | Please make your report clear and legible. Points will be deducted if it is difficult to read or follow. |
| - | - Also, here are some additional {{::getting_started.pdf|slides}} to help you get started. | + | |
| - | - Here is a {{::introtofilterdesign.pdf|review handout}} from ECEn 380. | + | |
| - | - Here are some simulated ADC: {{::receivertest1b.rtf|data.}} | + | |
| - | - Here is some MATLAB code to write and read ADC data files: {{:fileioexample.m.zip|}} | + | |
| - | - Here is some MATLAB code to write and read decimating FIR data files: {{:fileiodecimatingfirexample.m.zip}} | + | |
| - | - [[for_loops|Using for loops to implement filter command]] | + | |
| - | - [[data_sets|Here are some data sets to use as inputs]] | + | |
| - | + | Here is an {{::samplemilestone2report.pdf|example}} of an excellent report. | |
| - | - [[signal_processing|temp page]] | + | |
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| - | ==== Milestone 2 Pass-Off Requirements ==== | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | Here are the requirements for Milestone 2: {{:milestone2passoffcriteria.pdf|}} | + | |
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