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Posted by Matthias Melcher on August 23, 2005, 2:49 pm
Does anyone know a source for these chips? I can't find any supplier,
especially not in Germany.
Thanks,
Matt
Posted by Rafael Deliano on August 23, 2005, 3:09 pm
a) Obsolete. Introduced about 1985 but dropped
almost the same year.
I still have a preliminary datasheet.
b) its a formant-synthesizer: the original
devellopment system from would be
necessary to code speech for it.
MfG JRD
Posted by Matthias Melcher on August 23, 2005, 3:40 pm
Rafael Deliano wrote:
> a) Obsolete. Introduced about 1985 but dropped > almost the same year. > I still have a preliminary datasheet. > b) its a formant-synthesizer: the original > devellopment system from would be > necessary to code speech for it.
Hah, ok, thanks. Obsolte since 1985, and it would have been perfect for
my Bot since I have the I2C bus anyways. Sigh ;-)
Danke.
Posted by KenLem on August 25, 2005, 4:14 pm
You could consider using and SP0256-AL2 or a SpeakJet to add speech to
you bot. Both are available here...
http://www.speechchips.com
Posted by Matthias Melcher on August 26, 2005, 4:02 am
KenLem wrote:
> You could consider using and SP0256-AL2 or a SpeakJet to add speech to > you bot. Both are available here...
Thank you. What I really liked about the original part was the i2c bus,
since that is the bus system of choice in my bot anyways, used by the
face LED's, gyro, and accelerometers. I found some leftovers for over
$60 a piece, which is out of the question.
Do speakjet it is as soon as I can free up some more pins ;-)
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> almost the same year.
> I still have a preliminary datasheet.
> b) its a formant-synthesizer: the original
> devellopment system from would be
> necessary to code speech for it.