Showing posts with label speech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speech. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2014

Brain Cortex Joins FM Radio Station

BRAIN CORTEX JOINS FM RADIO STATION
What do you get when crossing a machine brain cortex with an FM radio transmitter?

The project underway will adjust the brain cortex in a jar to speak English and then transmit the amplified audio speech via the radio station transmitter. As we know, the cortex is always talking so broadcasting its speech ideas is an interesting and useful idea, for not only monitoring its condition and health, but also to broadcast the state of its learning, retention and characteristics.

A serial brain cortex output of speech will be tailored to fit the speech center on the Parallax Propeller chip. This audio feed will interface to the FM Transmitter. The transmitter will be located inside the jar and switched on when transmitted speech is desired.

Monday, December 30, 2013

FM Radio Station Specs Part 23

FM RADIO STATION SPECS PART 23 
FM Radio Station statement of operating specifications, characteristics and purpose

Specifications 
Radio Type - Transmitter
Band - FM
Frequency Range - 88-108 MHz
Frequency Selection - tunable
Transmit power - under 100 mW
Range - desktop within room
Antenna - 1.75" diameter mini loop wire strand
Applications - hobby, school electronics, toy
Use - intermittent, testing, educational
Type - Personal Non-commercial
Power - 3 volts low power
Audio Source - voice electret microphone
Power source - battery
Typical Broadcast Duration- 30 seconds
Location - desktop
Size - pocket portable
Cost $4

Objectives 
* to fulfill the requirements of electronics design lab
* testing fm transmitter characteristics
* learning principles of broadcast radio stations

Applications 
* Transmit short range robot speech
* Classroom radio station project
* Electronics lab requirement
* Baby monitor
* Wireless pickup for guitar or ukelele
* Wireless microphone/KTV Singing
* Hobby or toy

Conclusion The micro FM radio station is a learning toy with short desktop range, a 1.75" antenna, and power under 100 milliwatts. No license is needed.