This invention belongs to the field of ultrasonic
wireless communication technology through
metal media, specifically a Resonant Linear Echo Cancellation (RLS)
system based on an FPGA parallel architecture. The
system includes a communication
transmitter, a
metal channel, and a communication
receiver. The
transmitter includes a digital modulation module, a DAC conversion circuit, a bandpass filter circuit, a
signal amplification circuit, a
voltage follower circuit, and an ultrasonic
transducer. The
receiver includes an ultrasonic
transducer, a front-end
signal conditioning circuit, an ADC conversion circuit, and an FPGA
digital signal processing unit. The data to be transmitted is converted into ultrasonic
waves by the
transmitter and enters the
metal channel. After propagation, it enters the
receiver, where the FPGA
digital signal processing unit performs echo cancellation and
demodulation to recover the data. This
system utilizes the
parallel computing advantages of the FPGA to implement the RLS
algorithm in hardware, achieving stable and reliable
ultrasonic communication through a metal wall in a sealed metal cavity environment.