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This is a small, cheap but effective 10-second sound recording module, ideal for connecting to a µController to issue a simple announcement, warning or information statement.
Here I show how to connect it up to both the Raspberry Pi and an Arduino Nano - simple in the extreme!
In case you find your own voice a little boring, I also demonstrate how to capture sound from a text-to-speech reader.
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Run by my daughter Kirsty, assisted by Dougle & Benny
All this information plus the sketches on my GitHub:
github.com/Ral...
The module on eBay (UK but available generally everywhere)
www.ebay.co.uk...
A simpler, detailed (but still user-friendly) version
www.allelectro...
Short PDF version (note it states up to 5.5v supply, the datasheet states 4.5v)
hackerstore.nl...
Raspberry Pi BOARD vs BCM numbering scheme
www.ninjagecko....
On-line text-to-voice reader
onlinetonegener...
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