Hi folks,
i never heard something about the YMF825, is this a newly released Yamaha chip?
16-voice polyphonic FM synthesizer
29 on-chip operator-waveforms and 8 algorithms offer a whole variety of sound
Synchonous serial data link for host controller interface
Integrated loudspeaker driver (also supports external amplifier connection)
Integrated 3-band equalizer
Integrated 16-bit monaural DAC
Integrated power-on resetFlexible Power Supply Configurations
https://device.yamaha.com/ja/lsi/products/sound_generator/images/4MF825A40.pdf
Hi,
It seems not new.
YMF825 (SD-1)
- Year of release : 2011
- FM : 16 channels (4-op, 29 waveforms)
- Used in : Home appliances (Chinese market)
This appears to be a version of MA-3. It has no PCM or Analog Lite capabilities. Using 2-op instruments does not give extra channels, thus it’s probably best to use 4-op instruments.
https://gist.github.com/bryc/e85315f758ff3eced19d2d4fdeef01c5
I found the creator’s web site, but nothing about any stock or ordering…
http://uda.la/fm/fm-e.html
RJ
I sent an RFQ off to a place to see how much it would cost for their minimum order of 100 chips. We’ll see if they come even close to the target price I set. I think this would be a fun project to redo - pending talking a friend into doing the PCB layout. 