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#133325 - TI TMS6100 speech synthesis ROM Responding to: ???'s previous message |
It's a TI TMS6100 speech synthesis ROM. Here's pretty much the only info I've found on it:
http://www.sprow.co.uk/bbc/hardw...ms6100.pdf It certainly seems to need 9 volts. I suppose I'll have to build some level shifting glue out of some 7404, 74HC4050, and a CD4503BE or two to tristate one direction when I need the other. It's sort of a bigger hardware solution than I was hoping for, though. I could read the data through the resistive voltage dividers, but I can't drive back through those, can I? (The address and data lines are shared.) Thanks. -Sam (And it's spelled the same way my father and grandfather spelled it. Accent on the second syllable.) |
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Why Vss is positive and Vdd is negative | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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