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    The project aims to create a music player that can play .wav files stored on an SD card using an ATmega32 microcontroller. The team members are Arun Kant Sharma, Sarthak Malik, Gundeep Arora, and they are mentored by Neeraj Kulkarni. The components used are an ATmega32, DAC0808, SD card, LCD display, and LM324 op-amp. The SD card is interfaced using SPI to read music files stored with FAT32 file system. The .wav file format is decoded to extract the audio data and output it to the DAC for playback. The player is capable of playing 8-bit 8kHz wave

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    The project aims to create a music player that can play .wav files stored on an SD card using an ATmega32 microcontroller. The team members are Arun Kant Sharma, Sarthak Malik, Gundeep Arora, and they are mentored by Neeraj Kulkarni. The components used are an ATmega32, DAC0808, SD card, LCD display, and LM324 op-amp. The SD card is interfaced using SPI to read music files stored with FAT32 file system. The .wav file format is decoded to extract the audio data and output it to the DAC for playback. The player is capable of playing 8-bit 8kHz wave

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    The project aims to create a music player that can play .wav files stored on an SD card using an ATmega32 microcontroller. The team members are Arun Kant Sharma, Sarthak Malik, Gundeep Arora, and they are mentored by Neeraj Kulkarni. The components used are an ATmega32, DAC0808, SD card, LCD display, and LM324 op-amp. The SD card is interfaced using SPI to read music files stored with FAT32 file system. The .wav file format is decoded to extract the audio data and output it to the DAC for playback. The player is capable of playing 8-bit 8kHz wave

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    Project title: Music player

    Team members: Arun Kant Sharma, Sarthak Malik, Gundeep Arora,

    Team Mentor: Neeraj Kulkarni

    Basic aim:

    To play a wav file stored in SD card using atmega32.

    How do we get the idea..??

    We all know that music is essential part of our life. Every person on earth (or may be on other planate also) like to
    listen music. We just want to make a player which can reproduce some good music saved in digital format. We first
    want to play MP3 files but after some googling and discussion with seniors we found that using atmega32 we
    cannot play an mp3 file so we decided to play simpler format which is .wav format.

    Components: ATmega32, DAC0808, SD card, LCD (16x2) and an op-amp (LM324).

    Theory:
    SD card interface-

    In order to play music files first we have to store them in some kind of memory and SD card is an obvious choice
    because they are low rice and can store a large amount of data.

    Fig: SD card pin diagram

    SD card can be used with MCU using SPI protocol. We used a prebuild library after some small modification for
    improving speed. In above figure you can see connection to make in order to connect with MCU. SD card read 512
    bytes as one block.
    FAT File system-

    As we can’t use SD card as it is, we have to use some file system so we can store music files using a computer.
    FAT32 file system which is developed by Microsoft is widely used file system.so we decided to use FAT32 .

    FAT32 architecture. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table)

    FAT file system divided a disk partition in clusters and cluster is further divided in sector which is made of bytes. As
    in above figure you can see architecture of FAT/FAT32 file system.

    There are some dedicated sectors which is used by file system itself. These sectors use to store data which is
    necessary for implementing file system.

    Files are store in linked chain of clusters. Each cluster contains information about its next cluster.

    Wav file format-

    As stated above we decided to play wav files stored in SD card. By above discussion we can read a file from sd card
    and store/append data to a file. Now we have to decode a wav file. Wav file system is simpler than many other
    music formats.

    Fig: wave file format

    As from above figure wave file is divided in chunks and subchunks. RIFF is stand for “Resource Interchange File
    Format”. All data and information about file is stored in RIFF and its subchunks. fmt subchunk store information
    about music like audio format, number of channels sample rate, bit rate… etc. data subchunk store actual music
    according to given format. We have to read this chunk and put output at DAC.
    Conclusion:
    The music player is capable of playing wav file and output to a 3.5mm jack which can be connected to
    any standard speaker like earphone to woofer system. sound produced is well considered 8bit 8kHz wave
    file.

    It can be used in others projects as a low cost sound device after a little modification. Using more
    powerfull MCU one can play mp3 files as well.

    A word of thanks
    I would specially like to thank my team mentor Neeraj kulkarni, Club Coordinators RAJAT ARORA, RISHABH
    MAHESHWARI and GANESH PITCHIAH to contribute required help and guide given by them and making summers
    full of chill and learning experience.

    References:
    http://www.dharmanitech.com/2009/01/sd-card-interfacing-with-atmega8-
    fat32.html: For FAT and SD card libraries.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table for information on FAT file system.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wav for wave file format.

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