This circuit turns the data that the sound sensor gets into an angle based off of a moving average of the amplitude of the data received. The data from the sensor captures the raw sound waves from the air and sends them to the arduino which has a very spiky and unsmooth nature. In addition, the data transitions for increasing to decreasing very rapidly so a traditional filter or tracking the change in the data does not work well at all. Instead, I have implemented a moving average method where the code tracks a certain number of data points, calculates the max and min of the data, and then uses the difference between these values as the new data. This is then multiplied by some multiplier to increase the variance and translated into an angle for a servo to travel to. The algorithm for calculating the angle works wonders while the servo isn’t connected, however, as depicted in the video, the noise of the servo creates an uncontrollable feedback look that results in the servo moving out of control. Regardless, the system responds to noise in the way that it should translating a noise in the environment into an angle for the servo to move to.<\/p>\n