Single-Package DAA Chip Integrates Isolation Barrier

Jan. 1, 1999
The LiteLink chip is claimed as the industry's first complete data-access arrangement (DAA) device in a single 32-pin SOIC. By integrating the isolation barrier into the IC package, the chip reportedly reduces board real estate requirements by 50% or

The LiteLink chip is claimed as the industry's first complete data-access arrangement (DAA) device in a single 32-pin SOIC. By integrating the isolation barrier into the IC package, the chip reportedly reduces board real estate requirements by 50% or more compared with earlier DAA implementations. The chip meets all international standards, including V.90 and CTR21, which can speed end products to market by simplifying approvals.Designed for use in a variety of communication applications, including 56k modems and computer telephony, the LiteLink IC is compatible with all major modem chipsets. Samples are available now.

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