T1-On-A-Chip Puts Data And Voice On The Net

March 1, 2000
With 24 ports, which is the equivalent of a T1 communications line, theADSP-21mod980 is a high-density Internet access device that enables the convergence of voice and data networks. It's able to configure any of its ports for any protocol. Measuring

With 24 ports, which is the equivalent of a T1 communications line, theADSP-21mod980 is a high-density Internet access device that enables the convergence of voice and data networks. It's able to configure any of its ports for any protocol. Measuring about 1.9 in.2, the T1-on-a-chip is said to consume the lowest power and space per port of any comparable device. A universal software package provides V.90, K56Flex, V.34, ISDN, fax-over-IP and voice-over-IP protocols. Power consumption is just 60 mW/port with a 3.3V supply. The device processes at 600 MIPS speeds and integrates 2 Mbits of RAM. The 352-lead BGA costs $265 each/1000.

Company: ANALOG DEVICES INC.

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