Friday, April 13, 2012

Synopsis


POINT TO POINT VOICE COMMUNICAION SYSTEM FOR REMOTE AREAS


Introduction

This project is designed for the point to point voice communication in remote areas. We are using 2051 microcontroller which is 20 pin IC.
 The project uses APR9600 sound recorder IC for recording the voice. This IC can record speech up to 60 sec using a mike in five modes:
1.    Random access 2 fix mode
2.    Random access 4 fix mode
3.    Random access 8 fix mode
4.    Tape Mode auto rewind operation
5.    Tape Mode normal operation
The circuit for each mode is different. The voice signal can be retrieved by a speaker.
The controller is used to control over the voice recording in recorder IC, The controller also controls over transmitting the signals.
The signals will be transferred to the remote receiver by a radio transmitter.

Scope of the project

This project can be used for making sound recorder for any radio device. At big level this project can be used pre-recorded sound signaling for telecommunication.

Block Diagram


                                                                                                                                             HARDWARE USED

   1.    ATMEL AT89C8051 ยตc
   2.    APLUS APR9600 sound recorder IC
   3.    General purpose PCBs
   4.    Speaker  
   5.    Mike

SOFTWARE USED

KEIL Compiler

Brief description of AT89C2051


Specification

·       It is 20 pin version of 8051 microprocessor
·       It is 8 bit microprocessor

·       2 Kbyte flash programmable erasable ROM
·       Manufacturer is ATMEL
·       15 Programmable I/O Lines
·       Two 16-bit Timer/Counters
·       Six Interrupt Sources
·       Direct LED Drive Outputs
·       On-chip Analog Comparator
·       can be programmed using the MCS-51 instruction set
·        contains 128 bytes of internal data memory (RAM)
·       On chip oscillator and clock circuitry


Brief Description of APR9600

 
Specification
·             Manufacturer is APLUS
· It is 28 pin IC
· It can record speech up to 60 Sec in five modes
· Each slot of the speech can be retrieved separately
· The incoming voice signals are sampled and the instantaneous voltage samples are stored in the non-volatile flash memory cells in 8-bit binary encoded format.

· During playback, the stored signals are retrieved from the memory.
·  An internal oscillator provides sampling clock to the APR9600.
· Higher sampling rates improve the voice quality but they also increase the bandwidth requirement and thus reduce the duration. Lower sampling rates use fewer memories.

Conclusion
Use of both the ICs APR9600 and AT89C2051 help in power and space saving. As microcontroller IC is a 20 pin IC and by using APR9600 we does not need to use any other IC for making record.
Our proposed design will be a low cost low power end to end prerecorded voice messaging system.