CHAPTER – 1

INTRODUCTION

In this project, the FM transmitter is implemented using Software Defined

Radio platform. Also, noise reduction is carried at using Deep leraning
algorithm to improve the signal quality

1.1 Objective

 To design a FM transmitter in MATLAB Simulink software

 To implement the FM transmitter in software defined rati (ADALM-
PLUTO)
 To implement Adaptive Noise Cancellation (ANC) to reduce the
surrounding noise
 To develope deep learning algorithm for implementing ANC

1.2 Motivation
The primary motivation motivation is to improve the quality of FM radio
transmissions by reducing noise, resulting in clearer and more enjoyable audio
for listeners.

ADALM Pluto SDR kit demonstrates the potential for integrating

advanced signal processing techniques into affordable and accessible
hardware platforms.

By conducting research in this area, the project contributes to the

advancement of understanding in wireless communication and signal
processing, paving the way for future developments and innovations in the field.

In this project FM transmitter is implemented in SDR platform with Adaptive

Noise Cancellation (ANC) using Deep learning algorithm. Chapter 2 illustrate
the project's literature review. In Chapter 3 the system model is described. The
software design on transmitter is explained in Chapter 4. In Chapter 5 is
software design on ANC described. Result and discussion is defined in Chapter 6.
Chapter 7 conclusion of the project.
 CHAPTER – 7

CONCLUSION
In simple terms, this project successfully showed how we can improve FM
transmission using deep learning with the Adalm Pluto SDR kit. By using
neural networks, we were able to reduce unwanted noise during transmission,
making the signal clearer. This is important because traditional FM systems
struggle with noisy environments. Our approach, which applies deep learning in
real-time, showed promising results in noise reduction. Overall, this research
advances wireless communication by demonstrating the potential of deep
learning in SDR-based systems, paving the way for better FM
communication in the future.