Rutgers-FPGA-Projects/Sound-Filter
Real time active noise cancellation filter. The filter will increase signal to noise ratio by decreasing noise. This system is used in cellular phones and high tech headphones.
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Discovered Oct 2, 2026
Rutgers-FPGA-Projects / Music-Sampler
Implementation of music sampler via (electronic drum set or keyboard).Use of the board's memory to send data to the audio codex on the DE2-115 Board to the board's audio output.
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