AVR-Chat

Well, what I had in my mind was to make my AVR project capable of dialing a phone number in case of an alert, and send a voice message (related to alert type)  over the phone line. I guess at least two ICs are needed: One for dial up functions (busy line, redialing, etc)  and the other for recording/replying voice messages.
 
 Furthemore, I just wanted to 'browse' the most common chips generally used by AVR-programmers/Automation designers.  A dialer and voiceplayer should be among them. Is there such a collection at all? How to know more about it?
 
 Visited Digikey. Was an amazing site, but consists a very broad range of products, a bit puzzling. 
 
 Tnx.
 Behrooz Hariri


Zack Widup <w9sz@prairienet.org> wrote:                                  
 I doubt you are going to find all the info in one place. Also, the devices 
 you're seeking may not be made by Motorola or National.
 
 If you have a specific function in mind, I or others here may be able to 
 recommend a chip that will work.
 
 I assume you're not in the USA. A good starting place is to get a Digikey 
 or Mouser Electronics catalog or spend some time on their websites. Maybe 
 when you find the parts in there that will do the functions you want, you 
 can download a data sheet from Internet and find a source in your 
 country. Actually, the Digikey and Mouser websites have links to 
 datasheets for most of the parts they sell.
 
 I have become convinced that a good part of electrical engineering 
 consists of a knowledge of what components are available for a particular 
 function.  :-)
 
 Zack
 
 On Thu, 27 Jul 2006, Behrooz Hariri wrote:
 
 > Thank but I am looking for Motorola or National semiconductor datasheet 
 > e-book to find suitable ICs to use or extend my AVR project 
 > capabilities. Autodialing, voice recording, etc.
 > 
 
 
     
                       

 		
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