W51300 Description
The W51300 is a voice recorder IC which contains A/D and D/A converters to digitize and reproduce voice signals. An anti-alias/smoothing filter, AGC circuit, MIC preamplifier, and speaker power amplifier are used to smooth the input voice and set the output voice to a certain volume while minimizing the number of extra ponents needed. The recording time depends on the size of the external memory.
W51300 Key Features
- Modified ADM algorithm with 24 KHz sampling frequency when ROSC = 620 KΩ
- Operates with Winbond serial flash EPROM
- Built-in A/D, D/A, MIC preamplifier, AGC circuit, anti-alias/smoothing filter, speaker power amplifier
- 8 input trigger pins (L_REC, E_PLAY, L_PLAY, FWD, BWD, STOP, ERASE, RESET) debounced
- Single/multi-voice segment operation, normal/CPU mode selected by pin option (SMODE, CPU)
- Cascadable for longer duration by directly cascading serial flash EPROMs (maximum 16 Mbits)
- Maximum 63 voice segments available in multi-segment operation
- Provides selective record, erase, and playback functions
- Provides low power detection circuit at 3.0V
- Provides both speaker direct drive and speaker current output (5 mA)
W51300 Applications
- Modified ADM algorithm with 24 KHz sampling frequency when ROSC = 620 KΩ
- Operates with Winbond serial flash EPROM
- Built-in A/D, D/A, MIC preamplifier, AGC circuit, anti-alias/smoothing filter, speaker power amplifier