Semiconductor History | Japan Sound Silicon | Saitama, Shizuoka and Kyoto

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Semiconductor History | Japan Sound Silicon | Saitama, Shizuoka and Kyoto 11
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Semiconductor History | NJR Kawagoe — The 4558 Turns Two Amplifiers Into an Audio Standard
1976
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — YM2151 Turns FM Synthesis Into a Merchant Chip
1983
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — YM2612 Gives the Mega Drive Its Metallic Voice
10/29/1988
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — AICA Turns Console Sound Into a Programmable Subsystem
11/27/1998
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — SCSP Bridges FM and Sampled Sound
11/22/1994
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — YM2610 Puts Samples Beside FM
4/26/1990
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Semiconductor History | Nintendo Fukuine — Sony Gives the Super Famicom a Computer for Sound
11/21/1990
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — OPL2 Gives the PC a Sound Standard
1987
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — OPLL Makes FM Cheap Enough to Build In
10/18/1987
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — OPNA Doubles FM Sound Without Breaking the Old Library
10/15/1987
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Semiconductor History | Yamaha Toyooka — Y8950 Records Sound and Loses the Price War
1987
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