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... 16 Bit Single Chip Sound Controller. ... .

• • , . . he OPTi 82C928 (MAD16) is Features/Benefits an integrated single chip, high

performance, audio solution for educational/ entertainment sound, business audio and multimedia applications. It is designed to provide all of the digital functions and interfaces for the Sound Blaster Pro™ and Window Sound System™ compatible sound board.

The MAD16 includes the functions of AT Bus interface, Sound Blaster Pro compatible Digital Audio Processor, MIDI interface, Windows Sound System compatible interface, FM synthesizer interface, CODEC/Mixer interface, Game Port interface and interfaces to three different types of CD·

ROMs (Sony, Mitsumi and Panasonic).

All DMA and interrupt selections are software programmable. The MAD16 provides enough driving capabilities for all of the interfaces and thus eliminates the need for external buffering. There is also a power·down mode for power·conscious system designs.

o Integrated sound controller compatible with: Sound Blaster Pro, Ad Lib and Microsoft Windows Sound System.

o 8 or 16·Bit sound data.

-Sound Blaster 8/16·bit audio up to 48 KHz stereo.

- Windows 8/16·bit audio up to 48 KHz stereo.

o Sample rates up to 48 KHz stereo.

o Integrated MIDI UART with 64·Byte FIFO.

o Built·in sound blaster·compatible digital audio processor.

o OPL4 Interface for wave table synthesis.

o Software programmable AT interface for:

I/O address, IRO, and DRO.

o Software programmable CD· ROM interface for: Sony CDU31A, Mitsumi, and

Panasonic.

o Software enable/disable of the game port.

o Supports 7 DMA and 6 interrupts.

o 24mA Drivers for direct AT bus interface.

o 16mA Drivers for direct CD· ROM interface.

o Software·controlled powerdown mode.

o 1.0~ CMOS technology.

o 160·pin POFP.

o Position as mainstream low cost 16·bit audio.

o 2·in·1 for entertainment and business audio.

o Wave table synthesis upgradeable.

o Unique architecture design.

o Cover major CD·ROM drive interface.

o Total production solution:

-Test and configuration program.

-Windows device driver.

-Diagnostics software.

-Manufacturing kit.

o Bundled software (option): Asystem . sound impression; Midisoft . recording session.

OPTi

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Vital Statistics BOM

CD-ROM Interface

Software Programmable Compatibility:

Sound Blaster Sound Blaster Pro WSS (WindowsL WSS (DOS) Bundle Software

Sony, Mitsumi, Panasonic,IDE

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82C928 50 16 48 Yes Adaj2ter)

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Yes Mitsumi Panasonic

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes Sound Impression Recordin Session

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2·481-0223 Fax: 2-481-0826 Italy Consystem SRI (039) 2-99·041977 Japan Micro Summit (03) 3258-5531 Fax: 3-3258-0433 Dia Semicon Systems, Inc.

(03) 3439·2700 Fax: 3-3439-2701 Korea FM Korea (02) 575-9720 Fax: (02) 575·9732

All producls mentioned in this data sheet are the registered trademarks of theirrespective owners. © OPTi, Inc. 1993

Singapore WesTech Eleclronics Pie.

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(2) 505·7025 United Kingdom Manhatlan Skyline (0628) 7585 t

OPTi 82C928:

The audio solution for computers that need to be heard.

MEOiA Ii CHIPS

A Multimedia Division of OPTi

OPTi

OPTi, Inc.

2525 Walsh Avenue

Santa Clara, CA 95051, U.s.A.

Tel: (408) 980-8178 Fax: (408) 980-8860

24-hour Bulletin Board: (408) 980-9774

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