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zyho

Mon Feb 01 2010, 06:20AM

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I am currently doing my solar charger with storage level indication through 7segment and an output voice of storage level. I am currently facing problem in the sound synthesizer circuit where i need to find the suitable chip for my project.

I have read up some chip such as AD74111, AD7880, AD7868 and BU6922KV. All these chip are not suitable to be used and i have out of resource to find the chip. Is there any other options that i can go on?

I need to find a way to pronounce the sound correctly using any chip that available.

Ajay Bhargav

Tue Feb 02 2010, 03:45AM

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check if you can get ICs from this company somehow.

http://www.aplusinc.com.tw/

They have good programmable voice recorder ICs. So you can store voice response like, 1,2...10,20,30,40,50,60...90 100 etc
and for voice output just club two response together, like you want to say 75, so 70 and the 5 and then percent.

Hope this is helpful. By the way which controller are you using? maybe we can do this on controller?

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