RF5C68
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Developer: | Ricoh |
Released: | 1978-??-?? |
Type: | Chip |
Channels: | 1.) PCM |
The RF5C68 is an audio chip with 8 PCM channels, each capable of playing 19.6 kHz or variable sampling rate. It was mostly used for sound effects and voice rather than music, as the various platforms that used it usually had an on-board FM Synthesis chip.
Devices
The RF5C68 is the on-board chip for the FM Towns and was also used on Sega's System 18 and System 32 arcade boards.
Release | Device | Chip |
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1989-02-?? | FM Towns | ? |
1989-??-?? | System 18 | ? |
1990-??-?? | System 32 | ? |
1993-02-20 | FM Towns Marty | ? |
Games
Several arcade games (mostly from Japan) relied on the RF5C68.
Picture Gallery
An RF5C68A on Alien Storm (ARC).
Emulation Status
- MAME has emulated the chip for the various arcade games that require it.
- Any FM Towns Marty emulator with sound must also emulate the chip.
Links
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricoh_RF5c68 - Wikipedia.