• Part: ATSAM9703
  • Description: Sound Synthesis
  • Manufacturer: Atmel
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ATSAM9703
ATSAM9703 is Sound Synthesis manufactured by Atmel.
Features - All-in-one Design - MIDI Control Processor - Synthesis - patible Effects: Reverb and Chorus - Microphone Echo Processing (Two Channels) - Programmable Spatial Effect or Four-channel Surround - 4-band Stereo Equalizer High-quality Synthesis - Maximum 48-voice Polyphony and Reverb/Chorus (34 if all Features on) - 24 d B Resonant Filter per Voice - 16-bit Samples - Alternate Loop - Internal putations on 28 Bits Crisp MIDI Response: Built-in 16-bit Processor Runs at 38.4 MHz High-quality Sound Post-processing - 13 Delay Lines for Stereo Reverb - Programmable Stereo Echo for Microphone - Spatial Effect/Surround Allows Wide Stereo Image for Strong Sound Presence Top Technology - Synthesizer Chip Set: ATSAM9703 + 32-Mbit ROM + 32K x 8 RAM + DAC or Codec - Single 9.6 MHz Crystal with Built-in PLL - 100-lead TQFP Space Saver Package Standard Firmware includes Top-quality Clean Wave™ Sound Set and Other Sample Sets under Special Conditions Typical Applications: Karaokes, Musical instruments, Battery-operated Instruments Pin- and Function-patible with ATSAM9503, with Additional Features : - Lower Consumption - 3.3V Core Supply, 3V to 5.5V Periphery Supply - Up to 8 Channels Audio-in Pin-to-pin replacement for ATSAM9503 requires 3.3V core supply VC3. - Sound Synthesis ATSAM9703 Professional Integrated Synthesizer - - - - - - Note: Description The highly-integrated architecture of the ATSAM9703 device bines a specialized high-performance RISC digital signal processor and a general-purpose 16-bit CISC control processor on a single chip. An on-chip memory management unit allows the digital signal processor and the control processor to share external ROM and RAM devices. The ROM bus width should be 16 bits, while the SRAM can be selected to be 8 or 16 bits wide. When using an 8-bit SRAM, fast type (static cache) should be selected as two SRAM cycles will be done in one ROM cycle duration. Running at 300 million operations per second (MOPS), the digital signal...