Re: Free SP1000 Speech Recognition IC's

I have the SP1000 and all the original documentation and projects. It's old technology. If there is enough interest , I can scan the info.

Eric

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> > > The SP1000 was intended as a replacement for the SP0256 but never got > into general usage. I have been unable to locate enough information > to get an SP1000 running. I am giving these away in the hopes that > someone, somewhere has the ability to puzzle out how the SP1000 works. > One per customer and serious experimentors only as this is an advanced > project. > > Please note, normal shipping charges will be billed. > > Extreamly rare > Standard microprocessor interface > on-chip oscillator > software-controlled feature recognition sampling frequency from 5.0kHz > to 15.9kHz > automatic gain control output for controlling an external input > amplifier > 8-stage LPC lattive analyzer > 8-bit on-chip D/A conversion with pulse with modulated digital output > TTL compatibility > Single +5 V power supply > 28-pin DIP > > The SP1000 is a 5V 28-pin chip which can be configured for both speech > recognition and synthesis. It can be used as a memory-mapped I/O > device. It has to be used with analog signal conditioning circuitry > (lowpass and preemphasis filter, variable gain amplifier, > anti-aliasing filter, A/D converter for recognition).
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EricN
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Please! I would love to see it. I'll post it on my site.

What do you have for projects? Just curious, where did you find all the documentation?

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Kenneth Lemieux

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