Analog Device Eases Embedded Modem Development

Feb. 1, 2003
The 73M1901 software modem, analog front end (AFE) promises to simplify the design and production of embedded modems, with the AFE including a 16-bit codec and a fully differential hybrid circuit; it also supports data rates from low-speed V.22bis up

The 73M1901 software modem, analog front end (AFE) promises to simplify the design and production of embedded modems, with the AFE including a 16-bit codec and a fully differential hybrid circuit; it also supports data rates from low-speed V.22bis up to V.9a at 56 Kb/s. Similar to the company's K-Series and 73M2901 series single-chip modems, the 73M1901 supports on-chip transformer DAA line sensing and control and loop back, as well as providing two power conserving operating modes. In addition, the device is compatible with a variety of popular processors and modem data pumps and can be configured for CTR-21, FCC and other worldwide telecomm standards. Sampling now, the device is available in a 32-pin TQFP and is priced at under $3 each/1,000. TDK SEMICONDUCTOR CORP., Tustin, CA. (714) 508-8800.

Company: TDK SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.

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