ADI (Analog Devices Inc. ) : Eagle

Eagle ADSL chipset - AD6482, AD6483, AD6484, AD6485, AD6680

The Eagle chipset is a highly integrated true two-chip solution that performs all ADSL physical layer functions needed to implement standards-compliant Category 1 and Category 2 modems with data rates of up to 12 MB/s downstream. The mixed-signal chip integrates the analog front end, ADSL line driver and receive filters. The digital chip houses the modem data-pump, DMT engine, framer and bus interfaces. Customers specify ATM UTOPIA, PCI or USB interface. Eagle is fully compliant with ITU standards G.992.1 (Annex A, B and C) for full-rate ADSL, G.992.2 for G.Lite, ANSI standard T1.413 Issue 2, and ETSI standard TR328. Software-based modem control and configuration allows for considerable flexibility, management and auto-configuration. Eagle supports very low power standby and D3 cold ADSL remote wakeup through an on-chip circuit that detects central office (CO) transmitted wake-up tones. On-chip digital timing recovery eliminates the need for a VCXO and allows Eagle to run off a single 12 MHz external crystal. The Analog Front End - AD6480 - can be paired with a range of ADSL data pumps to form complete ADSL modem chipsets: AD6482: EAGLE UTOPIA for router applications AD6483: EAGLE PCI for PCI NIC applications AD6484: EAGLE USB for external USB modem applications AD6485: EAGLE II for USB/ Ethernet bridge external modem applications. AD6680: Integrated processor/DSL engine for Ethernet router applications. Linux driver support of Eagle chipset modems can be found at: http://faq.eagle-usb.org/wakka.php?wiki=ModemSupport

Technology:	ADSL
Package:	unknown 0 Pin
Linux support:	Yes