Continuous Variable Slope Delta Modulator - HC55564

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Uploaded by on Oct 17, 2011

Jeri shows how to build a CVSD audio compression codec in an FPGA.

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  • Jeri, great work!

    Mostly joking: Don't suppose you know how a Toshiba T6721A works (As in Commodore Magic Voice)?

  • @mgoodhew I haven't looked at it before. I've always dreamed of reverse engineering one of the speech chips.

  • Wow, that was a lot of work to replace a chip! Couldn't you have just put out the word that you were looking for one and wait to see if one of us drooling cretins would offer it up as a present to our electronic goddess?

  • @CampKohler It was more about doing it. I probably have a junk pinball board with one on it here.

  • I wonder if I could use this idea in a music synthesis application...

  • @dmlandrum That sounds like fun!

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  • I expect every High Speed pinball machine that's repaired like this to have a little sticker that changes the sign at 5:02 into "Drive 555 and stay alive". :-)

  • where have you been, we missed you!

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  • Great repair job ! (Marry me ! )

  • That is awesome

  • i've noticed that intelligent people often have very low penmanship skills. you are no exception

  • I spent hours and hours playing High Speed. It's my favourite Pinball machine!

  • there is quite amazing sound coming out of that, i wonder what would the original (functional) chip have sounded like compared to the FPGA?

  • THATS RIDICULOUS! I've gotta be honest these videos just keep inspiring me to do more tinkering and create more stuff. thank you and keep them coming.

  • That is an awesome game, play it if you get a chance! XD

  • I guess it could be with a simple microcontroler, RC filter and an op-amp

  • Reminds me of Back To The Future 3 where Doc rebuilds a fried microchip using 1955 analog components.

  • She lost me at hello ;-)

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