proarduino-wavaudio
Play real-time 16KHz WAV audio from SD card using Arduino Uno
Part of the Professional Arduino Series
This solution was originally developed for a live game, where audio needed to be played through a stereo system when buttons were triggered. Audio files are stored on a SD card in 8bit 16KHz mono PCM WAV format, read in by the ATMega328, and a PWM output to RC filter is used to generate an analog output signal for a stereo. The timer2 of the ATMega328 is used to clock data out via PWM.
All code included, as well as link to WAV conversion tools and RC filter resources...
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Statistics:
| Language: | Arduino C++ |
| Files: | 5 |
| Lines: | 550 |
| Files size: | 11.69 KB |
| RAM usage: | 1446 bytes (70%) of dynamic memory |
| Avg Flash: | 13878 bytes (43%) of program storage space |
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