Hassan RazaMuhammad ArifAli Anees2025-12-252025-12-252012https://escholar.umt.edu.pk/handle/123456789/17973This paper shows the implementation of a low-cost active noise control (ANC) system on the DSP Starter Kit TM6713. The system consists of an error microphone with a signal amplifier, two powered speakers (primary and secondary sources), and the controller (the DSP Starter Kit). The overall performance is limited by the DSK features, but it is possible to achieve up to 30 dB of acoustic attenuation in narrowband acoustic noise. The fixed-point DSP controller has been programmed using an assembler and a debugger supplied by Texas Instruments, and the final application is built on the Windows operating system environment, where the user can easily modify the parameters of the active noise controller (filter taps, convergence factors, and leaky factors) through a user-friendly control panel.enThesis