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[[File:v_rom.jpg|thumb|right|4MiB V ROM]] | |||
The '''V'''(oice ?) ROMs contain the [[ADPCM]] audio samples in [[cartridges]]. | |||
In early | In early games, the ADPCM-A and ADPCM-B data was stored in separate V ROMs. Later, the {{Chipname|PCM}} demultiplexer chip was made to allow both types of data to be mixed in the same ROM(s). | ||
The [[ | The TC5332204 mask ROMs have a similar pinout to the 27C322 EPROMs. The only difference is that they're set to byte mode only: half of the data output pins are unused. Pin 30 (Q15) is used as the address lowest bit. | ||
==Speed== | |||
* V A ROMs minimum speed: any will do (>2µs). | |||
* V B ROMs minimum speed: 250ns (see [[YM2610 bus timing]]). | |||
[[Category:Chips]] | [[Category:Chips]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Cartridge systems]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:27, 12 April 2018
The V(oice ?) ROMs contain the ADPCM audio samples in cartridges.
In early games, the ADPCM-A and ADPCM-B data was stored in separate V ROMs. Later, the PCM demultiplexer chip was made to allow both types of data to be mixed in the same ROM(s).
The TC5332204 mask ROMs have a similar pinout to the 27C322 EPROMs. The only difference is that they're set to byte mode only: half of the data output pins are unused. Pin 30 (Q15) is used as the address lowest bit.
Speed
- V A ROMs minimum speed: any will do (>2µs).
- V B ROMs minimum speed: 250ns (see YM2610 bus timing).