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From: crawford@enuxha.eas.asu.edu (Brian Crawford)
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Subject: Re: Anyone Know of Any Chipsets For Mu-Law Digitation.
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In article <14875@accuvax.nwu.edu>, gt6392b@prism.gatech.edu
(FISHER,MARK DAVID) writes:

> I am thinking about designing/building a seven second delay for our
> campus radio station.  

> I've been told that several manufacturers make chip sets to do mu-law
> conversion.  I would be appreciative for any leads as to
> manufacturer/chip numbers and any companies that would sell them in
> single unit quantitys.

The IC Master lists A LOT of mu-law chips of various kinds.  Don't
suppose a simple digital delay line would much good once you had the
signal in digital, would it?  NEC makes several kinds of neat delays
for various applications.


Brian Crawford
enuxha.eas.asu.edu