This document lists 8 potential DSP-based IEEE projects from 2013-2014 including: implementing fuzzy output tracking control using a DSP for a boost converter; developing a novel digital active EMI technique using a DSP controller for electric vehicles; controlling sensorless IPMSM drives for wide speed range operation using a DSP; creating an RTOS architecture for industrial wireless sensor networks using multiple processors; recognizing in-vehicle hand activity using integrated regions; reviewing and developing new solutions for grid-connected integrated battery chargers in vehicles; developing an integrated system for lane and vehicle detection, localization, and tracking; and creating binary division power models for high-level power estimation of DSP circuits in FPGAs.

1. 2013-2014 DSP BASED IEEE PROJECTS
1. DSP-based implementation of fuzzy output tracking control for a boost converter
2. Implementation of a novel digital active EMI technique in a DSP-based DC/DC digital controller
used in electric vehicle
3. DSP-based control of sensor less IPMSM drives for wide-speed-range operation
4. An RTOS-based architecture for industrial wireless sensor network stacks with multi-processor
5. In-vehicle hand activity recognition using integration of regions
6. Grid-connected integrated battery chargers in vehicle applications: review and new solution
7. Integrated lane and vehicle detection, localization, and tracking: a synergistic approach
8. Binary Division Power Models for High-Level Power Estimation of FPGA-Based DSP Circuits