R revjam New Member Jan 10, 2007 #1 hello sir, I am doing project in microcontroller. Theme: To check the quality of sound from the speaker(inbuilt into a LCD panel monitor). Doubt: Is it possible to store a sound file(atleast a beep sound) into microcontroller chip? please give some idea on this. Thank you, Regards, Jamuna
hello sir, I am doing project in microcontroller. Theme: To check the quality of sound from the speaker(inbuilt into a LCD panel monitor). Doubt: Is it possible to store a sound file(atleast a beep sound) into microcontroller chip? please give some idea on this. Thank you, Regards, Jamuna
Sceadwian Banned Jan 10, 2007 #2 Yes, but the bit fidelty is going to be pretty horrible, nothing you can use to check the quality of sound from a speaker.
Yes, but the bit fidelty is going to be pretty horrible, nothing you can use to check the quality of sound from a speaker.
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Jan 10, 2007 #3 If you use an external EEPROM, and an R2R D2A, you can get pretty reasonable sound from a PIC.
N nandhu015 New Member Jan 12, 2007 #4 create it... it is simple If you only want a beep sound you can create it. It is so simple. a simple on and off of a port pin at regular intervals regards Nandhu
create it... it is simple If you only want a beep sound you can create it. It is so simple. a simple on and off of a port pin at regular intervals regards Nandhu
Hero999 Banned Jan 13, 2007 #5 Why you you want to use a microcontroller? Surely an astable 555 is also you need, especially if you want some power (altough you won't get much).
Why you you want to use a microcontroller? Surely an astable 555 is also you need, especially if you want some power (altough you won't get much).
K kchriste New Member Forum Supporter Jan 13, 2007 #6 revjam said: I am doing project in microcontroller. Click to expand... You shouldn't double post. Post followup questions in the original thread if you didn't get the answers you were looking for.
revjam said: I am doing project in microcontroller. Click to expand... You shouldn't double post. Post followup questions in the original thread if you didn't get the answers you were looking for.
dknguyen Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jan 13, 2007 #7 You could also use a flash or smart card reader like those in cameras or MP3 players.