1.Can external memory be used when the required time exceeds 120 seconds?
Yes, the chip automatically mounts external memory upon power-up, with external priority over internal.
A megaphone (handheld bullhorn) is a portable voice amplification device. It works by capturing the human voice through a microphone, processing it via audio chip algorithms, and driving a speaker to amplify sound for long-distance transmission. This solution is based on the M216A4 chip, supporting 48K high-definition amplification, recording loop playback, alarm sound effects, and other functions. It is widely used in handheld megaphones, amplification speakers, voice prompt devices, and recording broadcast speakers.
Yes, the chip automatically mounts external memory upon power-up, with external priority over internal.
Mainly targeted at scenarios requiring clear amplification and voice playback, such as megaphones, loudspeakers, vehicle/emergency broadcasting, and portable voice announcement devices.
Supports MP3 and WAV format decoding and playback; can read from three storage media: TF card, SPI Flash, and USB.
The chip features a built-in recording function, with a maximum internal recording time of 100 seconds per chip. It can record and loop playback commonly used broadcast content without requiring external storage.
Low-power design, optimized for battery-powered portable devices, effectively extends overall battery life.
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