Friday, 27 January 2012
Abstract
A synthetic voice aid for speech disabled people is presented in this work. The system is based on the Morse code, given through four keys. A PIC was used to detect and decode Morse code as well as to make the translation to ASCII code. The data processing was performed by an MC68HC11 microcontroller. Voice was serves as a feedback reference. The display was mounted on a structure strategically located to avoid interference with the frontal visual field.
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About Me
COMMUNICATION AID FOR SPEECH DISABLED PEOPLE USING
MORSE CODIFICATION
NAME : AMALINA MAHIRA BT. ABDULLAH
ID NUMBER : 51216110106
FYP DEGREE SEM 2
SUPERVISOR : SIR MOHD SYAZWAN MD. YID
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY (HONS) IN MEDICAL ELECTRONICS
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