| Summary: | The advancements of computational power in low cost FPGAs are giving the opportunityto implement real-time compensation of loudspeakers and audio systems. The need for expensive commercial audio systems is reduced when the fidelity ofmuch cheaper audio systems easily can be improved by real-time compensation. The topic of this thesis is to investigate and evaluate methods for digital compensationof distortion in audio systems. More specifically, a VHDL module isimplemented to, when necessary, alleviate the problem of drastically deterioratingfidelity of the bass appearing when the input power is too high.
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