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Re: Has anyone reverse engineered SP0256A external serial speech ROM [message #10770 is a reply to message #10769] Fri, 17 May 2024 05:29 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
lynchaj is currently offline  lynchaj
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Hi Bill
Here is a whacky idea: would it be possible to use a chip like a PIC16F13145 with CLCs (configurable logic cells) for the logic and built in Flash to store the SP0256 ROM data?

https://www.eejournal.com/article/tiny-fpga-in-microchips-la test-pic16-microcontroller-adds-real-time-speed-sells-for-le ss-than-50-cents/

Put the logic in the CLCs and store the data in the Flash. Then it would be only a single 20 pin DIP part for both logic and ROM data. Burn the PIC16F in your programmer in one operation.

Maybe it would work? Thanks, Andrew Lynch
 
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