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GP521 - General Purpose Controller / Memory Chip

Description

The GP521 is a general purpose controller/memory chip intended for use with audio signal path circuits in programmable hearing instruments.

The GP521 uses a flexible communication standard which allows room for future growth in programmable functions for hearing instruments.

Features

  • general purpose.
  • EEPROM non-volatile memory.
  • 8 programmable current sink (PCS) control outputs.
  • can be configured with 6 PCS outputs for hearing instruments (two switchable, four non-switchable).
  • status register.
  • data transmission error detection.
  • synchronization of GP521 internal clocks with program unit clock.

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Part number GP521
Manufacturer Gennum Corporation
File Size 187.45 KB
Description General Purpose Controller / Memory Chip
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www.DataSheet4U.com General Purpose Controller / Memory Chip for Hearing Instruments GP521 - DATA SHEET FEATURES • general purpose • EEPROM non-volatile memory • 8 programmable current sink (PCS) control outputs • can be configured with 6 PCS outputs for hearing instruments (two switchable, four non-switchable) • status register • data transmission error detection • synchronization of GP521 internal clocks with program unit clock STANDARD PACKAGING • Chip (129 x 112 mils) Au Bump DESCRIPTION The GP521 is a general purpose controller/memory chip intended for use with audio signal path circuits in programmable hearing instruments. The GP521 uses a flexible communication standard which allows room for future growth in programmable functions for hearing instruments.
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