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Issue Date: Aug. 25, 2004 MSM6585 ADPCM Voice Synthesis IC GENERAL DESCRIPTION The MSM6585 is an version-up product of the MSM5205 voice synthesis IC. Mainly improved points are improvement for the precision of an internal DA converter, a built-in low-pass filter, and expansion on the sampling frequency. The MSM6585 does not include a control circuit to drive an external memory similar to the MSM5205. Therefore, the MSM6585 can be connected with not only semiconductor memories, but other memory media (CD-ROM, etc.) by the control of CPU.

FEATURES

  • 4-bit ADPCM method
  • Built-in 12-bit DA converter
  • Built-in low-pass filter (LPF) (–40dB/oct)
  • Sampling frequencies: 4k/8k/16k/32kHz
  • Master clock frequency (ceramic oscillator) : 640kHz
  • Voice data synthesis: Supported by voice analysis editing tool AR207
  • Package options: 18-pin plastic DIP (DIP18-P-300-2.54) (MSM6585RS) 24-pin plastic SOP (SOP24-P-430-1.27-K) (MSM6585MAZXXX) 30-pin plastic SSOP (SSOP30-P-56-0.65-K) (MSM6585MBZXXX) DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MSM6585 AND MSM5205 MSM6585 MSM5205
  • Master clock frequency: 640kHz 384kHz
  • Sampling frequency: 4k/8k/16k/32kHz 4k/6k/8kHz
  • ADPCM bit length: 4-bit 3-bit/4-bit
  • DA Converter: 12-bit 10-bit
  • Low-pass filter: Included (–40dB/oct) Not included
  • Overflow preventing circuit: Included Not included
  • Power supply voltage: 4.5 to 5.5V 3.0 to 6.0V
  • Operating current consumption: 10mA 4mA
  • Operating temperature: –40 to +85°C –30 to +70°C
  • D3 to D0 input timing VCK (O) D3 - D0 input timing ADPCM Data MSM6585 MSM5205

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 B L O C K D IA G R A M D 3 D 2 D 1 D 0 A O UT D A O VD D GND 4-Bit LA TC H A D P C M S yn thesizer 12 -Bit D A C LP F O S C Tim in g C on troller TES T C IRC UIT XT XT S 1 S 2 RES ET V C K

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 P IN C O N F IG U R A T IO N (T O P VIE W ) 18 -P in P lastic D IP S 1 S 2 D 0 D 1 D 2 D 3 GND VD D XT XT RES ET V C K D A O A O UT S 1 S 2 NC D 0 NC D 1 D 2 NC D 3 GND VD D XT XT NC RES ET NC V C K NC D A O A O UT 2 4 2 3 2 2 2 1 2 0 NC : No con n ection 2 4-P in P lastic S O P S 1 S 2 NC NC NC D 0 D 1 D 2 D 3 NC NC VD D XT NC NC NC XT RES ET V C K NC NC 3 0 2 9 2 8 2 7 2 6 2 5 2 4 2 3 2 2 2 1 2 0 NC : No con n ection 30 -P in P lastic S S O P NC GND NC D A O A O UT

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 P IN D E S C R IP T IO N S ymbol T ype D escription S 1 I P in s to determ in e the sa m p lin g frequ en cy. The sa m p lin g frequ en cies of 3 2 k, 16 k, 8 k, a n d 4kHz ca n be selected by com bin a tion s. (S ee the sa m p lin g frequ en cies in FUNC TIO NA L D ES C RIP TIO N on the selection of com bin a tion s.) I P in to test the in tern a l circu it. S et this p in to a hig h level or m a ke it op en beca u se it ha s a bu ilt-in p u ll-u p resistor. D 0 -D 3 I In p u t p in s for A D P C M da ta . O P in to test the in tern a l circu it. M a ke this p in op en . GND Grou n d p in A O UT O P in to ou tp u t the a n a log voice from the low-p a ss filter. C on n ect a 0 .0 1 mF ca p a citor to this p in . (S ee the A O UT con n ectin g circu it in FUNC TIO NA L D ES C RIP TIO N on the con n ectin g circu it.) D A O O P in to ou tp u t the a n a log voice from the D A con verter. I P in s to test the in tern a l circu it. S et these p in s to a low level or m a ke them op en beca u se p u ll-down resistors a re in clu ded. V C K O This p in ou tp u ts the sa m p lin g frequ en cy selected by the com bin a tion s of S 1 a n d S 2 . The voice syn thesis sta rts or stop s by syn chron izin g with V C K . RES ET I Reset p in . The voice syn thesis circu it is in itia lized by syn chron izin g with V C K . If this p in is set to a hig h level, the D 0 to D 3 da ta in p u ts a re disa bled by syn chron izin g with V C K . The A O UT a n d D A 0 p in s ou tp u t 1/2 VD D a n d becom e the sta te of n o voice. XT I P in to con n ect a n oscilla tor. When the extern a l clock is u sed, in p u t it from this p in . XT O P in to con n ect a n oscilla tor. When the extern a l clock is u sed, m a ke this p in op en . VD D P ower su p p ly p in . In sert a byp a ss ca p a citor of 0 .1 mF or m ore between this p in a n d the GND p in . D IP S O P S S O P S 2 4-7 5 , 7, 8 , 10 7-10 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 0 2 4 2 2 2 5 2 3 2 9 2 4 3 0 P in P in to test the in tern a l circu it. M a ke this p in op en .

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 A B S O L U T E M A XIM U M R A T IN G S C ondition Ta = 2 5 °C Ta = 2 5 °C R ating –0 .3 to +7.0 –0 .3 to VD D +0 .3 –5 5 to +15 0 U nit V V S ymbol VD D VIN TS TG P arameter P ower S u p p ly Volta g e In p u t Volta g e S tora g e Tem p era tu re (GND =0 V) R E C O M M E N D E D O P E R A T IN G C O N D IT IO N S E L E C T R IC A L C HA R A C T E R IS T IC S D C C haracteristics M in. 0 .8 ¥VD D –0 .1 VD D –0 .4 2 0 –40 0 –10 –2 0 5 0 T yp. 15 0 –12 0 M ax. VD D +0 .1 0 .2 ¥VD D 0 .4 40 0 2 0 –2 0 "H" In p u t Volta g e C ondition U nit V V V V mA mA mA mA mA mA m A m V kW kW S ymbol VC K: IO H = –40 mA VC K: IO L = 40 mA T1, T2 , RES ET: VIH = VD D S 1, S 2 , D 0 - D 3 , T3 : VIH = VD D XT: VIH = VD D T3 : VIL = 0 V S 1, S 2 , D 0 - D 3 , T1, T2 , RES ET: VIL=0 V XT=VIL=0 V fosc=6 40 kHz, No loa d No loa d P arameter "L" In p u t Volta g e "H" O u tp u t Volta g e "L" O u tp u t Volta g e "H" In p u t C u rren t "H" In p u t C u rren t "H" In p u t C u rren t "L" In p u t C u rren t "L" In p u t C u rren t "L" In p u t C u rren t C u rren t C on su m p tion D A O u tp u t Rela tive Error D A O u tp u t Im p eda n ce LP F Loa d Resista n ce VIH VIL VO H VO L IIH1 IIH2 IIH3 IIL1 IIL2 IIL3 ID D | VD A E | RD A O RA O UT (VD D =4.5 to 5 .5 V, GND =0 V, Ta =–40 to +8 5 °C ) C ondition R ange U nit S ymbol P arameter P ower S u p p ly Volta g e O p era tin g Tem p era tu re M a ster C lock Frequ en cy 4.5 to 5 .5 V VD D –40 to +8 5 Top oscilla tor con n ection 6 40 kHz fO S C (GND = 0 V)

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 A C C haracteristics M in. T yp. M ax. P arameter U nit S ymbol C ondition tVC K = 2 5 0 ms = 12 5 ms = 6 2 .5 ms =3 1.2 5 ms fS A M = 4kHz ... = 8 kHz ... =16 kHz ... =3 2 kHz ... O rig in a l O scilla tion D u ty C ycle RES ET In p u t P u lse Width D a ta S etu p Tim e D a ta Hold Tim e tW(RS T) tS tH fdu ty 2 ¥tVC K tVC K/2 ms ms ms 5 0 6 0 Wh e n d a ta is sh a re d w ith th e M S M 5 2 0 5 , n o te th a t th e D 3 to D 0 se le c tio n tim in g s o f th e M S M 6 5 8 5 a n d M S M 5 2 0 5 a re d iffe re n t. (R e fe r to D IF F ER EN C ES B ET WEEN M S M 6 5 8 5 A N D M S M 5 2 0 5 .) T IM IN G D IA G R A M T h e VCK clo ck risin g a n d fa llin g e d g e s a re re v e rse d b e tw e e n th e M S M 5 2 0 5 a n d th e M S M 6 5 8 8 , a s in d ic a te d in D IF F ER EN C ES B ET WEEN M S M 6 5 8 5 A N D M S M 5 2 0 5 . N o te th a t th e M S M 6 5 8 5 ca n n o t a cce p t d a ta if th e M S M 5 2 0 5 co n tro ls to re p e a t v a lid a n d in v a lid e a ch h a lf c y c le , w h e n th e M S M 5 2 0 5 is re p la c e d w ith th e M S M 6 5 8 5 . tVC K tW(RS T) tH tS tVC K/8 V C K (O ) RES ET (I) D 3 - D 0 (I) IC in tern a lD 3 - D 0 selection tim in g s A O UT, D A O (O ) A D P C M 1 A D P C M 2 A D P C M N A D P C M N+1

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 F U N C T IO N A L D E S C R IP T IO N 1 . S a m p lin g F re q u e n c y T h e re la tio n sh ip o f th e sa m p lin g fre q u e n c ie s o n S 1 a n d S 2 , a n d th e c u to ff fre q u e n c ie s a re liste d b e lo w . C utoff frequency (fC U T ) 1.6 kHz 3 .2 kHz 6 .4 kHz 12 .8 kHz S ampling frequency (fS A M ) 4 kHz 8 kHz 16 kHz 3 2 kHz S 2 L L H H S 1 L H L H 2 . A O U T C o n n e c tin g C irc u it C o n n e c t a 0 .0 1 mF c a p a c ito r to th e A O U T p in . T h e c irc u it d ia g ra m is a s sh o w n b e lo w . A O UT 0 .0 1mF M S M 6 5 8 5 A m p lifier S p ea ker Ev e n w h e n th e D A O p in is u se d , co n n e ct a 0 .0 1 mF ca p a cito r to th e A O U T p in . T h is ca p a cito r is u se d fo r th e im p ro v e m e n t o f a v o ic e q u a lity . 3 . V o ic e O u tp u t T h e M S M 6 5 8 5 h a s tw o v o ic e o u tp u t p in s. T h e D A O is d ire c t o u tp u t p in fro m th e in te rn a l D A co n v e rte r. T h e A O U T is a p in to o u tp u t a v o ice a fte r w h ich th e D A O o u tp u t p a sse d a b u ilt-in L P F . 3 .1 D A C o n v e rte r O u tp u t Wa v e fo rm T h e o u tp u t a m p litu d e fro m th e D A co n v e rte r is m a x . (4 0 95 / 4 0 96 ) ¥ V D D a n d b e co m e s a sta ir ste p w a v e fo rm sy n ch ro n iz e d w ith th e sa m p lin g fre q u e n cy . T h e D A O o u tp u t im p e d a n ce v a rie s in th e ra n g e s fro m 1 0 k W to 4 0 k W. T h e re fo re , d e te rm in e th e filte r co n sta n t so th a t th e re sisto r v a ria tio n d o e s n o t h a v e in flu e n c e o n th e c u to ff fre q u e n c y o f th e filte r.

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 3 .2 L o w -p a ss F ilte r O u tp u t T h e cu to ff fre q u e n cy o f th e lo w -p a ss filte r v a rie s in p ro p o rtio n to th e sa m p lin g fre q u e n cy . T h e fo llo w in g fig u re sh o w s th e lo w -p a ss filte r c h a ra c te ristic s in th e sa m p lin g fre q u e n c y 8 k H z . 4 . O sc illa tio n F o llo w in g sh o w e x te rn a l c irc u it d ia g ra m s u sin g a c e ra m ic re so n a to r, KB R -6 4 0 B m a d e b y Ky o c e ra C o rp . a n d C S B 6 4 0 P m a d e b y M u ra ta M F G. C o ., L td . –2 0 –40 –6 0 10 0 10 k Frequ en cy (Hz) D a m p in g fa ctor (dB) XT XT 6 40 kHz 2 2 0 p F M S M 6 5 8 5 2 2 0 p F Kyocera C orp . KBR-6 40 B u sed XT XT 6 40 kHz 10 0 p F M S M 6 5 8 5 10 0 p F M u ra ta M FG. C orp . C S B6 40 P u sed 1M W

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 A P P L IC A T IO N C IR C U IT S C entronics Interface C ircuit (sampling frequency : 8 kHz) BUS Y S TRO BE RES ET D 0 D 1 D 2 D 3 D 4 D 5 D 6 D 7 0 .1mF S 1 A O UT 6 40 kHz D 1 D 0 0 .0 1mF A M P M S M 6 5 8 5 A D P C M D EC O D ER M S M 40 13 M S M 40 19 +5 V 0 .1mF 0 .1mF VD D D A O XT XT D 2 D 3 RES ET V C K S 2 GND C entronics T iming C hart RES ET RES D A TA S TRO BE V C K KA KB BUS Y M IN2 5 0 msec 12 5 msec First byte Hig h n ibble Low n ibble

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 E xample of Interface C ircuit with 2 5 6 K-bit E P R O M T h e c irc u it e x a m p le a n d tim in g d ia g ra m th a t u se d th e 2 5 6 K-b it EP R O M a re sh o w n b e lo w . M S M 2 72 5 6 C E A 0 - A 10 A 11 A 12 A 13 A 14 O 0 O 4 O 1 O 5 O 2 O 6 O 3 O 7 O 0 - O 11 O 12 C L B1 A 1 RES ET A 2 B3 A 3 A 4 KB M S M 40 19 KA D 1 D 2 D 3 D 4 S 1 D 2 C L1 C L2 M S M 40 13 R1D 1S 2 Q1R2 D 0 D 1 D 2 D 3 XT XT M S M 6 5 8 5 RES ET S 2 S 1 A O UT 6 40 kHz 0 .0 1mF 10 0 kW M S M 40 40 RES ET S TA RT S W 10 kW 0 .1mF 10 0 kW (M S M 40 2 5 ) M 6 5 8 5 V C K (O ) S TA RT S W M 40 13 S 1 M 40 13 Q1 M 40 13 Q2 M 40 40 Q1 Q12 M 40 40 Q3 C L (M 6 5 8 5 RES ET) (Lower 4-bit) (Up p er 4-bit) V C K MSM4040

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 P A D C O N F IG U R A T IO N P ad L ayout P ro d u c t n a m e M S M 6 5 8 5 F u n c tio n A D P C M v o ic e sy n th e sis IC D ie siz e ¥ = 2 .92 m m , Y = 3 .5 8 m m D ie th ic k n e ss 3 5 0 µm ±3 0 µm P a d siz e 1 3 0 µm ¥ 1 3 0 µm S u b stra te v o lta g e GN D Y X 2 0 P ad C oordiantes (T h e d ie c e n te r is lo c a te d a t X=0 , Y=0 ) P A D N o. P A D N ame X-axis Y-axis P A D N o. P A D N ame X-axis Y-axis S 1 3 77 –16 3 5 A O UT 3 8 16 3 5 S 2 8 19 –16 3 5 D A O –112 5 16 3 5 13 0 5 –16 3 5 –13 0 5 15 79 D 0 13 0 5 –943 –13 0 5 10 0 9 D 1 13 0 5 V C K –13 0 5 –8 8 D 2 13 0 5 10 95 RES ET –13 0 5 –8 18 D 3 13 0 5 16 3 5 XT –12 8 1 –16 3 5 8 3 0 16 3 5 XT –5 2 9 –16 3 5 A VS S 447 15 8 0 VD D –2 99 –15 49 (Un it: mm ) VS S 2 6 7 15 8 0 2 0 A VD D –119 –15 49

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 (Unit : mm) P A C KA G E D IM E N S IO N S D IP 18 -P -3 0 0 -2 .5 4 P a cka g e m a teria l Lea d fra m e m a teria l P in trea tm en t S older p la te thickn ess P a cka g e weig ht (g ) Ep oxy resin 42 a lloy S older p la tin g 5 mm or m ore 1.3 0 TYP .

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 (Unit : mm) N o te s fo r M o u n tin g th e S u rfa c e M o u n t T y p e P a c k a g e T h e S O P , QF P , T S O P , T QF P , L QF P , S O J, QF J (P L C C ), S H P , a n d B GA a re su rfa c e m o u n t ty p e p a c k a g e s, w h ic h a re v e ry su sc e p tib le to h e a t in re flo w m o u n tin g a n d h u m id ity a b so rb e d in sto ra g e . T h e re fo re , b e fo re y o u p e rfo rm re flo w m o u n tin g , c o n ta c t O k i’s re sp o n sib le sa le s p e rso n o n th e p ro d u c t n a m e , p a c k a g e n a m e , p in n u m b e r, p a c k a g e c o d e a n d d e sire d m o u n tin g c o n d itio n s (re flo w m e th o d , te m p e ra tu re a n d tim e s). S O P 2 4-P -43 0 -1.2 7-K P a cka g e m a teria l Lea d fra m e m a teria l P in trea tm en t S older p la te thickn ess P a cka g e weig ht (g ) Ep oxy resin 42 a lloy S older p la tin g 5 mm or m ore 0 .5 8 TYP . M irror fin ish

¡ Semiconductor M S M 6 5 8 5 (Unit : mm) N o te s fo r M o u n tin g th e S u rfa c e M o u n t T y p e P a c k a g e T h e S O P , QF P , T S O P , T QF P , L QF P , S O J, QF J (P L C C ), S H P , a n d B GA a re su rfa c e m o u n t ty p e p a c k a g e s, w h ic h a re v e ry su sc e p tib le to h e a t in re flo w m o u n tin g a n d h u m id ity a b so rb e d in sto ra g e . T h e re fo re , b e fo re y o u p e rfo rm re flo w m o u n tin g , c o n ta c t O k i’s re sp o n sib le sa le s p e rso n o n th e p ro d u c t n a m e , p a c k a g e n a m e , p in n u m b e r, p a c k a g e c o d e a n d d e sire d m o u n tin g c o n d itio n s (re flo w m e th o d , te m p e ra tu re a n d tim e s). S S O P 3 0 -P -5 6 -0 .6 5 -K P a cka g e m a teria l Lea d fra m e m a teria l P in trea tm en t S older p la te thickn ess P a cka g e weig ht (g ) Ep oxy resin 42 a lloy S older p la tin g 5 mm or m ore 0 .19 TYP . M irror fin ish

REVISION HISTORY

No. Date Previous Edition Current Edition

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Sep. 1999 Final edition 1 Final edition 2 Changed the voice analysis editing tools from AR203 and AR204 to AR207. FEDL6585-02 Jun. 30, 2004 Changed the package product names from MSM6585GS-K and MSM6585GS-AK to MSM6585MAZXXX and MSM6585MBZXXX, respectively. FEDL6585-03 Aug. 25, 2004 Changed the product name of the circuit block in the upper-left portion of the block diagram from MSM4013 to MSM4040.

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