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    1. This document discusses the implementation of adaptive filters using the LMS and RLS algorithms on an FPGA to cancel noise from input signals. 2. The LMS algorithm was successfully implemented and able to cancel low and high frequency noise, while the RLS algorithm implementation was not fully achieved due to issues inverting the correlation matrix. 3. Future work includes completing the RLS algorithm, further analyzing and improving the performance of both algorithms, and applying noise cancellation to sound signals.

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    1. This document discusses the implementation of adaptive filters using the LMS and RLS algorithms on an FPGA to cancel noise from input signals. 2. The LMS algorithm was successfully implemented and able to cancel low and high frequency noise, while the RLS algorithm implementation was not fully achieved due to issues inverting the correlation matrix. 3. Future work includes completing the RLS algorithm, further analyzing and improving the performance of both algorithms, and applying noise cancellation to sound signals.

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    Implementation of Adaptive Filter on FPGA

    Md. Shifat Islam Talukder ,Dr.Kho Yau Hee and Dr.Wong Ming Ming
    Faculty of Engineering, Computing, and Science, Swinburne University of Technology (Sarawak Campus) Jalan Simpang Tiga, 93350, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia *Email: [email protected]

    Introduction
    Type of digital filter which will update its coefficient based on the interference. Uses different algorithms for updating the coefficient. LMS and RLS are the most common ones which will be implemented in this project. Can be used for noise cancellation, control, enhancement of signals, echo cancellation, system identification, signal enhancement and equalization of dispersive channels. Figure1.Adaptive Algorithm

    System Design

    Methodology
    Program and Simulate the RLS block Program and Simulate the LMS block

    Results and Discussions


    Simulation of low and high frequency noise signal:

    Generate a look up table to find the correlation matrix

    Compile with other Xilinx System Generator blocksets Figure 5.Low Frequency noise cancellation

    Figure 6.High Frequency Noise cancellation

    Compile with other blocksets and download the bitstream to FPGA

    Hardware Implementation low and high frequency noise


    Download the bitstream to FPGA

    Plot the wave of the output signal Figure 2.Flow Chart of the RLS

    Plot the wave of the output signal Figure 3.Flow Chart of the LMS Figure 7.Hardware Results(LMS) Figure 8.Hardware Results(RLS)

    Project specification: 1.Implementation of adaptive filter using LMS and RLS algorithm on FPGA. 2.Carry out a details analyze of the two algorithm based on performance, speed and resource utilization. Hardware selection: Xilinx Spartan 3E starter Board was selected for the process. System Integration: Xilinx System generator and the FPGA board is interfaced System testing: The algorithm should cancel out the noise from the input signal. The output will be displayed in the scope with the errors.

    The output from the LMS algorithm converges to the desired signal as per the requirement. But the successful implementation of RLS algorithm was not achieved. The calculation of inversion matrix was one major obstacle that we faced for such algorithm.

    Conclusions
    The LMS algorithm was successfully implemented. However RLS algorithm was not completed successfully due to some problem in finding the inversion matrix required by the algorithm.

    RTL schematic

    Future Work
    The completion for the RLS algorithm should be the first thing to do. Use of LUT can be served for such purpose. A detailed study on the performance of both the algorithms in terms of speed, resource requirement etc. The improvement of LMS algorithm can be achieved by increasing the filter taps. The cancellation of noise from sound should also be addressed.

    Figure 4.RTL schematic diagram for LMS algorithm

    References
    S.Haykin, Adaptive Filter Theory,Englewood Clifton, NJ:Prentice,19986. Xilinx Inc.,System Genrator for DSP,March,2010.

    Acknowledgement
    I would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere gratitude and appreciation to my supervisors Dr. Kho Yau Hee and Dr.Wong Ming for their continuous support of this project. I would also like to thanks my parents for their continuous support.

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