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Unmixing Frequencies Project Guide

This project aims to separate distinct frequencies within a signal using a filter. The student is provided starter code that generates and adds two sine waves. Their task is to 1) separate the two frequencies in the code using a filter, and 2) generalize the code to separate any number of distinct frequencies. The deliverables are commented code to complete the tasks and a 2-3 page report following specific formatting guidelines and containing an abstract, design block diagram, applications examples, and references. Plagiarism above 20% will result in rejection of the report.

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Unmixing Frequencies Project Guide

This project aims to separate distinct frequencies within a signal using a filter. The student is provided starter code that generates and adds two sine waves. Their task is to 1) separate the two frequencies in the code using a filter, and 2) generalize the code to separate any number of distinct frequencies. The deliverables are commented code to complete the tasks and a 2-3 page report following specific formatting guidelines and containing an abstract, design block diagram, applications examples, and references. Plagiarism above 20% will result in rejection of the report.

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Signals and Systems

Project

Objective:
This project aims to solve the unmixing problem of distinctly far apart frequencies using a filter.

Task:
Your task is to separate the given different sound waves. The zip file contains a starter code to
help through this project. This starter code:

• Generates two different sine waves s1 and s2


• Adds them together to give a sound wave s
• Fourier transform of s is estimated using the “fft” (Now, you know which frequencies
exist)
• Design a filter according (box function or low pass or high pass filter) in frequency or
time domain
• Use sound wave variable s to perform further operations of unmixing
• Generalize this above code to unmix any number of frequencies rather than separating
two frequencies

Attachments:
The zip file attached contains this project description, and starter code (demo.m) depicting the
Fourier transform of the added sine waves.

Deliverables:
1. Commented Code
a. separate the two frequencies shown in the code attached. One script file (you
can edit the demo.m file directly)
b. generalize the code to separate any number of frequencies distinctly far apart
from each other. One function file containing a function of separating
frequencies and one script file to call the function file.
2. Report (Not more than 3 pages or less than 2 pages)

Report writing instructions


Project report should be brief, technically written and consist of the following headings,
• Abstract
• Design (Block diagram)
• Applications/Examples, i.e. practical examples of the circuitry
• Conclusion
• References. (Using IEEE referencing style)

Important Note:
1. You have to follow following set of rules to write this report,
a. Head content of report:
i. Heading 1 (Main Heading)
1. Font Type: Times new roman (Bold)
2. Font Size: 16
ii. Heading 2 (sub heading)
1. Font Type: Times new roman
2. Font Size: 14
iii. Heading 3 (sub sub heading)
1. Font Type: Times new roman (Bold)
2. Font Size: 12
b. Body content of report:
i. Font Type: Times new roman
ii. Font Size: 12
2. Plagiarism content should not be more than 20%, if even slightest clue is found that your
work is plagiarized you will be asked to provide the .pdf of your file from which your
plagiarism will then be checked and your whole project will be rejected if it turns out to
be true.
3. Strictly follow the above given instructions otherwise the report will be rejected and will
result in deduction of marks.

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