[sdiy] SpeakJet Chips are HERE!
Brice D. Hornback
bdh at cyberbound.net
Mon Mar 8 15:22:44 CET 2004
Hello. I just wanted to let everyone know that SynthModules now carries the
SpeakJet chips.
The SpeakJet is a completely self-contained, single-chip voice and complex
sound synthesizer designed for multiple applications from commercial
products to hobby projects. The SpeakJet uses a mathematical sound algorithm
to control an internal 5 channel sound synthesizer to generate "on- the-fly"
unlimited-vocabulary speech synthesis and complex sound generation. The
SpeakJet is programmed with 72 speech sound elements called allophones, 43
predefined sound effects and 12 DTMF touch Tones. Through the selection of
these sounds and in combination with the control of the Pitch, Rate, Bend
and Volume parameters, the user has the ability to produce unlimited phrases
and sound effect with thousands of variations at any time. The SpeakJet can
be controlled simultaneously by voltage changes on any one of its 8 input
lines and by a single serial output line from a CPU such as the SynthModules
PSIM-1 allowing for both CPU-controlled and stand-alone operations.
Other features include an internal 64 byte input buffer, internal
programmable EEPROM, 3 programmable outputs and direct user access to the
internal 5 channel sound synthesizer.
All of this in an 18-pin DIP package! Only a few external parts are
required to make this thing work. Check out more information including
schematics, software, and MP3 samples:
http://www.SynthModules.com
We are also currently working on a module based on the SpeakJet chip... but
for the DIY folks... this can't be beat!
Best regards,
Brice
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