PSB/F 21911
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ISDN Echocancellation Circuit
IEC-Q TE
PSB/F 21911
Delta Sheet for the Version 5.2
The PSB 21911 IEC-Q TE Version 5.2 is aimed at terminal and small PBX applications.
It is particularly suited for PC add-on cards, terminal adaptors and other terminals that
are connected directly to the U-interface.
This Delta Sheet refers to the IEC-Q V4.3 User’s Manual 02.95, V4.4 and V5.1 Delta
Sheets, V5.1 Errata Sheet and the IEC-Q NTE V5.1 Delta Sheet.
1. Reduced power consumption
The power consumption of the PSB 21911 is as follows:
Mode
Power up
Test Conditions
typ.
5.00 V, open outputs
98
Ω
load at AOUT/BOUT
Temperature
≥
0
°C
5.00V, open outputs
98
Ω
load at AOUT/BOUT
Temperature < 0°C
NT-Power down
5.00 V, open outputs
98
Ω
load at AOUT/BOUT
Temperature
≥
0°C
5.00 V, open outputs
98
Ω
load at AOUT/BOUT
Temperature < 0°C
53
Limit Values
max.
- *)
mA
Unit
53
- *)
mA
4.7
- *)
mA
8.5
- *)
mA
*) Values will be published after characterization of this version.
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2. NT mode after Reset (processor mode only))
The default value of the IEC-Q NTE V5.2 has been changed to the value 04
H
. The
effect is that in processor mode the device is in NT mode after power-on. The change
has no effect on the stand-alone mode.
STCR-Register
The Status Control Register (STCR) selects the operating mode of the IEC-Q TE when
used in processor mode (pin PMODE = 0). It is documented on page 13 of the
IEC-Q NTE V5.1 delta sheet 01.97.
Default:
04
H
7
TEST1
TEST2
MS2
MS1
MS0
TM1
TM2
0
AUTO
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