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The '''YM3438''' (OPN2C) is a variant of the [[YM2612]] using CMOS technology. While pin-compatible, it requires different surrounding analog circuitry. There are also differences in the timer behavior which prevent it from being a drop-in replacement for the original chip. DAC output quality is significantly improved with less distortion compared to the YM2612 | The '''YM3438''' (OPN2C) is a variant of the [[YM2612]] using CMOS technology. While pin-compatible with the YM2612, it requires different surrounding analog circuitry. There are also differences in the timer behavior which prevent it from being a drop-in replacement for the original chip. DAC output quality is significantly improved with less distortion compared to the YM2612. | ||
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Revision as of 21:54, 18 June 2024
YM3438
| Variant of | YM2612 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Yamaha |
| Code | OPN2C (OPN series) |
| Type | FM, PCM |
| Channels | 6 (5 FM, 1 FM/DAC) |
| Package | DIP24 0.7" |
| Produced | 198X-199X |
| Variants | SEGA VDP YM3438, YMF276 |
| Documents | Datasheet, Application Manual |
The YM3438 (OPN2C) is a variant of the YM2612 using CMOS technology. While pin-compatible with the YM2612, it requires different surrounding analog circuitry. There are also differences in the timer behavior which prevent it from being a drop-in replacement for the original chip. DAC output quality is significantly improved with less distortion compared to the YM2612.
Devices
The YM3438 is used in the following devices:
- Fujitsu FM Towns computers
- SEGA System 32 and UFO catcher arcade boards