Wasla

Wasla is a project to modulate and perform synchronous demodulation for speech signals

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Wasla is a project to modulate three speech signals using the following scheme: () = 1() cos 1 + 2() cos 2 + 3() sin 2, and then perform synchronous demodulation

Modulated signal

Interference between modulated signals

  • The Interference was between the low amplitude frequencies which has a very low impact into the final demodulated signals.
  • The interference between the high amplitude frequencies was very low and the high amplitude frequencies have the most sound properties.
  • So our final results didn't affected by the interference.

Demodulated signals in (2) - (3)

  • The demodulated signals in (2) was as the original signal because of no shifting in phase (phi = 0)

  • In (3), shifting by 10, 30 degrees attenuates the demodulated signals (speech signals) making them lower than the original ones.

  • Shifting by 90 degree strongly attenuates the speech signals and it seems like no output speech.

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