From: CCD on
On Jul 28, 10:32 pm, mpm <mpmill...(a)aol.com> wrote:

> Another possibility is the ISD4004 (or similar chips) avail from
> Digikey.
> Search on Keyword = "Winbond", then click Voice Recorders...
>
> http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Cat=2556441;keyw....
>
> Some of these are stand-alone, but limited voice storage / quality.
> Don't know your spec's, so can't recommend any particular ones.
> I do know the ISD4004' will  instantly loop.
>
> The remaining ones will require a small micro, but your overhead in
> code will be greatly simplified by using one of these outboard voice
> chips.  Just select the address and function (play record, etc..), and
> you're ready to rock and roll.

Thanx man,
m going to use ISD1740 with 40sec recoring time, Ithink that one will
do.
I've got ATmega32 kit also with ADC & DAC onboard, i need only a
memory chip., for my experiment sake, i'll try that one,too!!
Thank you for the response, guys!
From: mpm on
On Jul 30, 2:55�am, CCD <friendly_your...(a)yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> On Jul 28, 10:32�pm, mpm <mpmill...(a)aol.com> wrote:
>
> > Another possibility is the ISD4004 (or similar chips) avail from
> > Digikey.
> > Search on Keyword = "Winbond", then click Voice Recorders...
>
> >http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Cat=2556441;keyw....
>
> > Some of these are stand-alone, but limited voice storage / quality.
> > Don't know your spec's, so can't recommend any particular ones.
> > I do know the ISD4004' will �instantly loop.
>
> > The remaining ones will require a small micro, but your overhead in
> > code will be greatly simplified by using one of these outboard voice
> > chips. �Just select the address and function (play record, etc...), and
> > you're ready to rock and roll.
>
> Thanx man,
> m going to use ISD1740 with 40sec recoring time, Ithink that one will
> do.
> I've got ATmega32 kit also with ADC & DAC onboard, i need only a
> memory chip., for my experiment sake, i'll try that one,too!!
> Thank you for the response, guys!

Cool. Glad to help. Good luck.
Looking at the datasheet, you may want to amplify the audio.
If so, and if you have 12-volts, take a look at the National
Semiconductor LM4950
Minimum parts. Plenty of oomph for the money.

-mpm