Try e-mailing them. A couple of years ago I e-mailed
TI asking where I could find datasheets for some of
their early 80's DRAMS and IIRC the scanned datasheets
were in my inbox less than 48 hours later.

- Todd.

--- Ken Pergola <no_spam@localnet.com> wrote:

> 
> A long shot perhaps, but does anyone happen to have
> the data sheet for the
> Texas Instruments VM71003 phrase ROM (Female voice,
> clock vocabulary, 35
> words)? I'm coming up empty so far in my web
> searches and I don't have any
> old Texas Instruments data books from the early
> eighties. :(
> 
> Thanks very much,
> 
> Ken Pergola
> 
> P.S. This chip was paired with the Texas Instruments
> Linear Predictive
> Coding (LPC) TMS5220 Voice Synthesis Processor (VSP)
> in a Talking Alarm
> Clock project from a 1983 Radio Electronics feature
> article. The kit was
> developed and sold by Elexor Associates. Back in the
> early eighties, Elexor
> Associates sold a documentation package which I
> unfortunately did not buy at
> the time.



		
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