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Hardware implementation of free division block-based BSS algorithm

In this paper, we present a hardware implementation of a blind source separation algorithm having two input, two output, which uses a closed form solution by exploiting the temporal coherence properties of the input sources and the inherent indeterminacies of the blind processing. The proposed implementation is free division version, computationally cheaper and efficient for a hardware implementation. In addition, we propose an on-line block processing source separation environment that supports the implementation of the algorithm under consideration. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our implementation by providing its performance with respect to word length and sample size.