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5V Analog Front End w/o VCXO
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The SpeedREACH AR8101 is a Analog Front End (AFE)
designed to perform all of the analog
functions of the receive (RX) and transmit (TX) paths, both full-rate and
G.lite, for customer premise modems. By integrating the line driver, AR8101
represents a significant cost reduction for ADSL modem manufacturers, while
maintaining the excellent linearity performance of the DPS8001.
The chip requires no external circuitry beyond a pair of precision resistors
and bypass/coupling capacitors. |
Features
- ADSL CPE AFE with full RX and TX analog signal path including integrated
upstream TX line driver
- Fully monolithic: only 2 precision resistors, 2 non-critical
resistors, and decoupling capacitors required
- Compatible with both ITU G.992.1 (G.dmt) and G.992.2 (G.lite)
standards
- Integrated line driver capable of driving +13 dBM onto the line
using a 4.25:1 transformer
- Power: 1W (driving +13 dBm DMT signal onto the line)
- Line driver total harmonic distortion for 138 kHz sinewave at
7.4 V peak-to-peak differential with either (a) 11 W resistance load or (b)
5.5 W resistance and 4.25:1 transformer: -85 dB
- 14-bit linear 4.4 MS/s ADCs and 14-bit linear 4.4 MS/s DACs
- Entire RX channel linearity: 80 dB MTPR
- Entire TX channel linearity: 80 dB MTPR
- RX path noise floor: -160 dBm/Hz
- 12-bit DAC to support external VCXO
- 4th-order low-pass filters for RX/TX paths, with ±5% cutoff
frequency accuracy
- TX channel: support for 138 kHz and 276 kHz (for ADSL over ISDN)
- RX channel: support for both 552 kHz (G.lite) and 1.104 MHz (G.dmt)
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Technology: | ADSL |
Package: | unknown 0 Pin |
Linux support: | No |
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web page used to be available at: http://www.lsilogic.com/products/adsl/cust_premise.html
PDF documentation used to be available at: http://www.lsilogic.com/techlib/marketing_docs/ADSL/8101_pb.pdf
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