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LONG HAUL SLIC
ADVANCE INFORMATION
IDT821611
FEATURES
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DESCRIPTION
The IDT821611 is a long haul Subscriber Line Interface Circuit. It
implements the basic telephone line interface functions such as battery
feeding, impedance matching, off-hook detection and ring-trip detection.
The IDT821611 allows battery feeding between
−19
V and
−58
V
and has the capability for driving long loops. It provides polarity reversal
function that will save an external relay in comparison with the
IDT821621. The architecture of operating the SLIC in different states
according to different loop states minimizes the system power
dissipation.
This long haul SLIC provides a cost-effective solution for PBX and
Two-wire impedance set by single external impedance
Programmable constant-current feed
Programmable loop-detect threshold
Programmable ring-trip detect threshold
+3.3 V / +5 V compatible power supply
No
−5
V supply required
On-chip Thermal Management (TMG)
Three on-chip relay drivers and relay snubbers, 1 ringing and 2
general purpose
Package available: 32 pin PLCC
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
TMG
Relay Driver
Relay Driver
A (TIP)
Ring Relay Driver
HPA
Digital
Interface
Two-Wire
Interface
Signal
Transmission
HPB
Off-hook
Detector
B (RING)
Power Feed
Controller
DA
DB
VBAT
BGND
VCC
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RYOUT2
RYOUT1
RINGOUT
D1
D2
C1
C2
C3
DET
VTX
RSN
RD
RDC
CAS
Ring-trip
Detector
VBREF
AGND
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*Notice: The information in this document is subject to change without notice
February 13, 2003
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Features ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
SLIC States Control ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Relay Drivers Control ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
DC Feeding ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Receive Gain Setting ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
DC Electrical Characteristics ................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
AC Electrical Characteristics ................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Test Circuits .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Ordering Information ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Table of Contents
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DC Feeding Characteristics ................................................................................................................................................................... 8
DC Feed Programming Circuit............................................................................................................................................................... 8
Two-Wire AC Input Impedance Programming Network ....................................................................................................................... 11
Two-Wire Return Loss ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Four-Wire Longitudinal Signal Generation........................................................................................................................................... 16
Two-to-Four Wire Gain ........................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Four-to-Two Wire Gain and Four-to-Four Wire Gain ........................................................................................................................... 17