Line Driver Boosts VDSL DMT Apps

Oct. 8, 2008
Claiming an edge over integrated CMOS line drivers, the EL1517 is designed for VDSL and ADSL line driving in Discrete Multi-Tone (DMT) based systems aimed at video-on-demand applications. The device employs the company's trench isolated complementary

Claiming an edge over integrated CMOS line drivers, the EL1517 is designed for VDSL and ADSL line driving in Discrete Multi-Tone (DMT) based systems aimed at video-on-demand applications. The device employs the company's trench isolated complementary bipolar process to achieve a total power consumption of less than 500 mW per port. Delivering up to 250 mA from a 12V supply, it provides either an 18 Vp-p differential into 50W or 20 Vp-p into 100W. Other features include a 200 MHz bandwidth, quiescent current of 7 mA per amplifier, and typical output-distortion figures at full output of -80 dBc at 150 kHz, -75 dBc at 3.75 MHz, -60 dBc at 8 MHz, and –50 dBc at 16 MHz. Offered in a 16-MLF package measuring 4 mm x 4 mm (16 mm2 per port), price is $0.90 each/10,000. INTERSIL CORP., Milpitas, CA. (888) 352-6832.

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