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AD6435
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Analog Devices, Inc., 1997
ADSL Chipset
FUNCT IONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
BYPASS PORT
ELASTIC STORE,
FRAMING,
BYTE–STUFF/ROB
DIGITAL LOGIC,
FEC, CRC
INTERLEAVING
RECEIVE
CONTROL
TO ADTSP2183
DUPLEX_TX
DUPLEX_RX
SIMPLEX_TX
(ATU-C)
SIMPLEX_RX
(ATU-R)
INTERLEAVE RAM
TO AD6436/AD6439
FROM AD6436/AD6439
AD6435
TRANSMIT
FEATURES
Component in Analog Devices DMT ADSL Chipset—
AD20msp910
Designed to ANSI/ETSI T1.413
Suitable for CO or Residence (ATU-R and ATU-C)
Performs All Digital Interface Tasks:
Elastic Store; Byte-Stuffing/Robbing
Synchronization and EOC and AOC Insertion/Removal
CRC Generation/Detection
Scrambler and Descrambler
Forward Error Correction/Detection
Interleave/Deinterleave
Absolute Maximum Data Rate: 12 Mbps Simplex/
4 Mbps Duplex
Simple Interface: Synchronous Simplex and Duplex
Streams
128-Lead TQFP
Operating Temperature Range: –40
8
C to +85
8
C
3.3 V Operation, 400 mW
GE NE RAL DE SCRIPT ION
T he AD6435 is part of the Analog Devices ADSL chipset, the
AD20msp910. It accompanies the AD6436 (DMT accelerator),
AD6437 (single-chip analog front end) and ADT SP-2183 (con-
trol and DSP). Object code is also supplied. Offering a flex-
ible, standard-based approach (designed to ANSI T 1.413,
Category 1) with low total bill of materials and high perfor-
mance, the chipset offers a straightforward approach to realizing
an ADSL modem.
T he AD6435 interfaces the ADSL modem to the external sys-
tem, at either CO or RT modem. It implements all the bit-
stuffing/robbing and elastic store operations, and all digital
processing (block and forward error correction, scrambling,
interleaving, etc.). T he AD6435 has four simple synchronous
connections, duplex in and out, simplex in (only used at
AT U-C) and simplex out (used at AT U-R), which may be
treated as the AS0 Simplex and LS0 duplex stream of the stan-
dard. T hese have “clean” clock and data, and may operate
asynchronously of one another, or of the modem itself.