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WiMAX Based Audio/Video Transmission


Irfanullah, Amjad Ali, Abdul Qadir, Rehanullah Khan and Akhtar Khalil

In this article, we present the idea of a WiMAX based audio/video transmission. The data transmitter will transmit an audio/video signal, which will be received by the receiver side. The hardware of the data transmitter consists of a CCD camera and audio mic. The CCD camera will capture the image and give the analog video signal to a fixed filter of 12 MHz. The filter is designed in such a way that it can only pass a signal of 12 MHz and 4 KHz audio signal. The analog signal is given at the base of C1815 transistor, which will amplify this analog signal. To remove the unwanted signals, we have used capacitors. The amplified signal is then passed through a capacitor of capacitance 504 pf. the output signal at the capacitor is than pass through an RF amplifier. The RF amplifier will give strength and power to the signal. In RF amplifier section we have used a variable tuned circuit. The inductor used at the RF amplifier section act as antenna that will transmit the video signal and audio to the air.

Keywords: wimax, video transmission, audio transmission

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Irfanullah
Irfanullah did his Graduation in Electrical Engineering from SUIT. He possesses good knowledge of Satellite Communication, and Image Processing. Currently, he is serving Electrical Department in the SUIT.

Amjad Ali
Amjad Ali was born on March 24, 1977 in Pakistan (KPK). He has received B.Sc Electrical Engineering degree from University of Engineering and Technology Peshawar, Pakistan in September 2002, and began his graduate career in esteemed institutions at the national level. He returned to the same university for Masters in Electrical engineering in 2004. He achieved his doctoral degree from Information and Communication Engineering department of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications China. His research interests focus on Communication, Pattern Recognition, Image processing and Biometrics.

Abdul Qadir
Abdul Qadir completed his Graduation in Electrical Engineering from SUIT. He is currently serving in Telecommunication industry.

Rehanullah Khan
Rehanullah Khan completed his B.E and M.Sc from UET, Peshawar, Pakistan and PhD from Tu-Wien, Austria. Currently, he is working as an Associate Professor at Sarhad University of Science and IT, Peshawar. His research interests include Pattern Recognition, Image Processing and Machine Learning.

Akhtar Khalil
Akhtar Khalil is working as an Assistant Professor at University of Engineering & Technology, Peshawar. He has experience of teaching, research and industry. He has worked on some European Commission projects and has extensive experience in technology consulting. His research and development interest lies in the areas of Mobile Applications development, Network and Information Security, Wireless Sensor Networks.


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