S15: MP3 Player with Graphic Equalizer Display

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MP3 Player with Graphic Equalizer Display

Abstract

The microcontroller (LPC1758) will play MP3/Audio files from SD card, and display the equalizer through LED's with the help of an MP3 audio decoder integrated circuit (VS1053) and equalizer analyzing IC (MSGQE7).

Introduction

Objectives

Interface the MP3/Audio Decoder IC with Our Microcontroller

The first objective was to interface the MP3/Audio decoder IC (VS1053) with SJSU One board (LPC1758) using SPI bus with some additional pins for data transmit and reset purpose.

Design Software for the MP3 Player

The second objective was to design software for the MP3 player to read files from a SD card then transmit data to the MP3/Audio decoder IC to play and output sound.

Control the MP3 Player Using a remote control

The third objective was to read IR signal from a remote control using IR receiver on SJSU One board and make change on the MP3 player accordingly. Basic commands: play, pause, fastforward, rewind.

Construct Equalizer Analyzing Circuit

The fourth objective was to design the equalizer analyzing circuit using a MSGQE7 chip. The SJSU One board gives the RESET and STROBE signal to the MSGQE7. A 3.5mm audio jack was used to input the audio into the MSGQE7.

Team Members & Responsibilities

  • Thinh Lu
    • Designing the MP3/Audio player
  • Brian Nguyen
    • Designing the equalizer analyzing circuit
  • Andrew Pang
    • Interfacing LED matrix with SJSU One board
    • Editor-in-chief of project report

Schedule

This is our original plan and the status of each task.

Week# Ending date Task Actual
1 4/18 Order all hardware Completed.
2 4/25 Interface LED matrix with LP1758.

Play a single MP3/Audio file

Completed
3 5/1 Finish MP3 driver. Completed
4 5/15 Finish MP3 player.

Interface with a remote control.

Ongoing
5 5/22 Interface LED's as graphic equalizer. Presenting on 5/25. Completed.

Parts List & Cost

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  • (1) LED Matrix: $24.95
  • (1) 12 V power supply: $11.59
  • (20) jumper wires: $1.95
  • (1) 4-pin Molex connector: $0.95
  • (1) Electric tape roll: $0.95
  • (1) Graphic equalizer display filter MSGEQ7: $4.95
  • (1) Audio Jack 3.5mm: $0.95
  • (1) Audio Jack Breakout: $1.50

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

Show your software design. For example, if you are designing an MP3 Player, show the tasks that you are using, and what they are doing at a high level. Do not show the details of the code. For example, do not show exact code, but you may show psuedocode and fragments of code. Keep in mind that you are showing DESIGN of your software, not the inner workings of it.

Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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Issue #1: Programming LED matrix

Our original plan was to output graphic equalizer via a 16-by-32 LED matrix. However, the matrix's library was intended for Arduino, and we could not find a way to port the library to the LPC1758. In the end, we decided to output the graphic equalizer via five LED's on a breadboard, instead. We advise future aspiring engineers to research about available libraries or ask an expert before attempting to interface hardware with a microcontroller.

Conclusion

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References used

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