Microcontroller based portable audio player using Flash Card

Sep 01, 2006 6 Replies

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Arun 19 years ago

Hi I am Arunkumaran Varadharajan from India. I am currently doing my bachelors in electrical and electronics engineering. I am contemplating about taking up the portable audio player using falsh card(MMC) as my final year project. I have only 6 weeks to complete it. I wish to know your views on its viability (both cost and time).I am looking at the basic audio formats only and not the advanced ones like mp3 etc..

I am very new to microcontrollers. Please suggest the one that nest suits this application.

kind regards Arunkumaran Varadharajan

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Eeyore 19 years ago

In 6 weeks ? Forget it.

Graham

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PhattyMo 19 years ago

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Jim Thompson 19 years ago

First off DON'T use a "false" card ;-)

...Jim Thompson

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Rene Tschaggelar 19 years ago

6 weeks ? That makes a week to evaluate components, a week to draw the pcb, another week to become familiar with the tools, get the pcb, another week to debug the hardware, implement the basic audio format, eg. raw sampling. That'd leave two weeks as spare. Nevertheless a very thight schedule. The problems is that not all information is accessible. I recently spent 2 weeks on the SDcard, to little avail. The project went back to Dataflash. What happens iif the work is not complete ?

Rene

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Donald 19 years ago

Google has lots of kits with source code included. :-)

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Piglit 19 years ago

This one is good

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