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SNC333
Direct Drive Voice/Dual Tone Melody Controller
1 INTRODUCTION
SNC333 is a 1-channel voice synthesizer and dual-tone melody IC with PWM direct drive circuit. It built-in a 4-bit tiny controller with one 4-bit input port and two 4-bit I/O ports. By programming through the tiny controller in SNC333, user's varied applications including voice section combination, dual-tone melody, key trigger arrangement, output control, and other logic functions can be easily implemented.
2 FEATURES
Single power supply 2.4V - 5.5V 13 seconds voice capacity are provided (@6KHZ sample rate) Built in a 4-bit tiny controller One 4-bit input port and two 4-bit I/O ports are provided 128*4 bits RAM are provided 40K*10 ROM size are provided for voice data and program Maximum 16k program ROM is provided Readable ROM code data IR carrier signal is provided Built in a high quality speech synthesizer Adaptive playing speed from 2.5k-20kHz is provided One voice channel plus Dual-Tone Melody Built in a PWM Direct Drive circuit and a fixed current D/A output System clock : 2MHz Low Power Reset
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3 Block Diagram
ROM
Program/Speech 40Kx10 bits Address Pointers/ STACK SRAM (128 nibbles) Timer ALU IO1
Sampling Rate Counter
Timing Generator
Dual-Tone Generator
OSC
PWM D/A IO3
Voice Synthesizer IO2
4 PIN ASSIGNMENT
Symbol P13 ~ P10 P23 ~ P20 P33 ~ P30 VDD GND RST OSC BUO1/VO BUO2 I/O I I/O I/O P P I O O O Function Description Bit3 ~ Bit0 of Input port 1 Bit3 ~ Bit0 of I/O port 2 Bit3 ~ Bit0 of I/O port 3 Positive power supply Negative power supply Reset pin (active high) Oscillator / Crystal Out Positive Output of PWM or DA output Negative Output of PWM
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5 FUNCTION DESCRIPTIONS 5.1. Oscillator
SNC333 accept RC type oscillator for system clock. The typical circuit diagram for oscillator is listed as follow.
VCC
RC Oscillator
5.2. ROM
SNC333 contains substantial 40K words (10-bit) internal ROM. Program, voices and other data are shared with this same 40K words ROM.
5.3. RAM
SNC333 contains 128 nibbles RAM. The 128 nibbles RAM are divided into eight pages (page 0 to page 7, 16 nibbles RAM on each page). In our programming structure, users can easily define and locate RAM page in the program. For instance, users can use the instructions, PAGEn (n=0 to 7) to switch and indicate the RAM page. Besides, users can use direct mode, M0 ~ M15 in the data transfer type instructions, to access all 16 nibbles of each page.
5.4. Power Down Mode
"End" instruction will power down SNC333 and enable IC to consume fewer current for power saving. (<3uA @VDD=3V and <5uA @VDD=5V) Please be aware that when the power down mode is activated in SNC333, any valid data transition (L H or H L) occurring on any input port (P1) or IO ports (P2 and P3) will lead SNC333 back to normal operation mode.
5.5. Sampling Rate Counter
The unique sampling rate counter is designed in voice channel to be able to play diverse voices at different sample playing rates. The playing rate can be adaptively set up among from the wide ranges of 2.5KHz to 20KHz. This feature makes voice close to its original source and yield the better voice quality.
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5.6. Dual-Tone Generator
A dual-tone melody generator is included to generate 2-channel music songs with a pleasant square-wave-like timbre. The pitch range of each tone generator is as wide as 4 octaves (48 different notes totally). The output of dual-tone generator can be mixed with the output of voice synthesizer to achieve voice playing with BGM (background music). Additionally, Sonix provides a numbered-musical-notation representation to help users compose their songs. Further, a MIDI (1.0) file translator can convert MIDI files into Sonix format.
5.7. I/O Ports
P1 is a 4-bit input port and P2/P3 are two 4-bit I/O ports. Any bit of P2 and P3 can be programmed as either input or output port individually. Any valid data transition (H L or L H) of P1, P2 and P3 can reactivate the chip when the chip is in power-down mode.
To Internal Data Bus PAD
Read Control
Weak
Input Port Configuration (P10~P13)
Port Data PAD Port Status Weak
To Internal Data Bus
Read Control
I/O Port Configuration (P20~P23, P30~P33) Note: weak N-MOS's can serve as pull-low resistor.
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5.8. IR Function
P33 can be modulated with 38.5KHz square wave before sent out to P33 pin. The IR signal can be achieved by this modulated signal.
38.5KHZ "1"
PAD
Mode
P33
5.9. DAC & PWM
SNC333 is an advanced chip to be designed having two optimal methods to play out the voices. One is DAC and the other is PWM. Upon user's applications, user can select either DAC or PWM in his design. Please be aware that only one method can be activated at a time. DAC: A 7-bit current type digital-to-analog converter is built-in SNC333. The relationship between input digital data and output analog current signal is listed in the following table. Also, the recommended application circuit is illustrated as follows. Input data 0 1 ... N ... 127 Typical value of output current (mA) 0 3/127 n*(3/127) 3
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VCC
BUO1/VO 1K
DAC output PWM: A PWM (pulse width modulation) circuit is built-in SNC333. PWM can convert input digital data into pulse trains with suitable different pulse width. The maximum resolution of PWM is 7 bits. Two huge output stage circuits are designed in SNC333. With this advanced circuit, the chip is capable of driving speaker directly without external transistors. The recommended application circuit is illustrated as follows.
BUO1/VO BUO2
PWM Output
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6 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATING
Items Supply Voltage Input Voltage Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Symbol VDD-V VIN TOP TSTG Min -0.3 VSS-0.3 0 -55.0 Max 6.0 VDD+0.3 55.0 125.0 Unit. V V o C o C
7 ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Item Operating Voltage Standby current Operating Current Input current of P1, P2, P3 Drive current of P2, P3 Sink Current of P2, P3 Drive current of P2, P3 Sink Current of P2, P3 Drive current of Buo1 Sink Current of Buo1 Drive Current of Buo2 Sink Current of Buo2 Oscillation Freq. IR Carrier Frequency Sym. Min. Typ. Max. Unit Condition VDD 2.4 3.0 5.5 V ISBY 2.0 uA VDD=3V , no load 5.0 VDD=4.5V, no load IOPR 300 uA VDD=3V , no load 700 VDD=4.5V, no load IIH 3.0 10.0 uA VDD=3V,VIN=3V IOD IOS IOD IOS IOD IOS IOD IOS FOSC Fir 100 100 100 100 4 6 5 9 120 120 120 120 2.0 38.5 mA VDD=3V,VO=2.4V mA VDD=3V,VO=0.4V mA VDD=4.5V,VO=3.9V mA VDD=4.5V,VO=0.4V mA VDD=3V,Buo1=1.5V mA VDD=3V,Buo1=1.5V mA mA MHz KHz VDD=3V,Buo2=1.5V VDD=3V,Buo2=1.5V VDD=3V Fosc=2MHz
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8 ROSC Performance
ROSC frequency vs VDD (Typical value, R=120K)
3
ROSC (MHz)
2.5 120k 2
1.5 2 3 4.5 5.5 VDD (Voltage)
ROSC frequency vs. VDD (For various R)
3
ROSC (MHz)
2.5
100k 110k 120k 130k 150k
2
1.5 2 3 4.5 5.5
VDD (Voltage)
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9 APPLICATION CIRCUIT D/A Speaker Output
16 Scan Keys C1
8050 1K
VDD VDD
VDD
C2
R
0.1uF
0.1u F
VO 1
P 33
P 32
P 31
P 30
VDD
OS C
RS T
Note: The C1 (0.1uF) between Power and GND should be closed to VDD pin of SNC333 as possible.
G ND
P 23 P 22 P 21 P 20 P 13
S NC333
P 12 TR4 TR8 TR12 TR16 P 11 TR3 TR7 TR11 TR15 P 10 TR2 TR6 TR10 TR14 TR1 TR5 TR9 TR13
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10
BONDING PAD
19 18 (0.00,0.00) P10 P11 P12 P13 P20 P21 OSC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GND 9 BUO1 10 VDD 11 BUO2 12 GND 17 16 15 14 13
RST P33 P32 P31 P30 P23 P22
SNC333
Note: The substrate MUST be connected to Vss in PCB layout.
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