Lucent Technologies DSP1695 (CS-4)
Multiservice Access Processor
1. Actual speeds over U.S. telephone lines vary and are less than 56K, due
to current FCC regulations and line conditions.
2. ETC is a registered trademark of Paradyne Corporation.
FEATURES
Any service on any port:
— Four ports per device
— Analog, digital, and wireless data services
— Voice and FAX over IP services
Small footprint per port:
— 56 mm2per port (1/10 in2)
— 160 PBGA (15 mm x 15 mm)
Low power per port:
— 50 mW per port
— 2.0 V—2.7 V operation
— Internal PLL
RAM-based architecture:
— Downloadable DSP
Analog modem capabilities:
— V.90 and K56flex1server
— V.90 call back support
— ITU-T V.34 extended rates:
33600 bits/s—2400 bits/s
V.32bis, and fallbacks
Analog FAX capabilities:
— ITU-T V.34, V.17, V.29, V.27ter, and V.21 Ch 2
ISDN data capabilities:
— 64 Kbits/s and 56 Kbits/s support
— HDLC or transparent
Wireless data capabilities:
— AMPS, GSM, TDMA, and CDMA
Voice over IP capabilities:
— Voice compression/decompression
— DTMF generation/detection
— Network echo cancellation
Enhanced parallel host interface:
— Fast host/DSP data transfers
— DSP code downloads
— Real-time session monitoring
— Low host CPU overhead
Enhanced serial interface:
— Glueless support to T1/E1 framers
— Supports up to 8 Mbits/s
INTRODUCTION
The DSP1695 Multiservice Access Processor is opti-
mized for central-site equipment that is servicing
Internet and corporate access applications. This
device has a RAM-based architecture to support
upgradability to future standards and enhanced
functionality and features. This RAM-based archi-
tecture allows the DSP1695 to be downloaded to
support various services and capabilities.
The DSP1695 has four processing units with each
unit assignable to any service on any of
128 channels. It utilizes Lucent’s latest processing
technology (0.25 µm ESRAM) to achieve silicon
integration and power savings.
For analog modem services, the DSP1695
supports both V.90 and K56flex standards for rates
up to 56 kbits/s over ordinary phone lines, as well
as older standards. The code to support these
standards is the same as the highly interoperable
code that is being shipped today.
For analog FAX services, the DSP1695 supports
the latest V.34 FAX service, as well as older stan-
dards. This code is the same as the highly interop-
erable code that is being shipped today.
For ISDN data services, the DSP1695 supports
both HDLC and transparent modes on 64 kbits/s
and 56 kbits/s channels. The DSP1695 also sup-
ports auto detection of data over voice calls.
For wireless data services, the DSP1695 supports
ETC2for analog cellular service, V.110 for GSM
service, and IWF functionality for TDMA/CDMA
services.
For Internet telephony services, the DSP1695
provides standard-based algorithms for network
echo cancellation, speech coding/decoding, and
concurrent detection/generation of DTMF tones.
The DSP1695 provides a high-speed, 16-bit host
interface with bidirectional DMA-capable FIFOs to
facilitate data transfer, DSP code downloading,
and real-time control and monitoring.
TDM I/F
HOST I/F
RAM RAM
RAM RAM
CORE CORE
CORE CORE
JTAG DEBUG
Figure 1. DSP1695 Internal Block Diagram
DSP1695 INTERNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
ORDERING INFORMATION
Platform Chip Set Name Part Number Package
Multiservice Access Processor DSP1695 1695BA60SDE14IM 160PBGA
160-PIN
PBGA
DIME
(U.S.A.)
DSP1695
DSP1695 DIME
Figure 2. DSP1695 Chip Set Package
INTRODUCTION (continued)
The DSP1695 accepts a digital µ-law or A-law TDM data stream from channelized T1/E1 or primary-rate ISDN (PRI) interfaces.
The DSP1695 PCM interface supports speeds up to 8 Mbits/s (128 8-bit channels), which allows the system designer to support
multiple T1/E1 or PRI interfaces on the same TDM bus.
The DSP1695 is available in a space-efficient 160 PBGA package with a 1 mm ball-pitch. The DSP1695 pinout has
been optimized to reduce the routing out of the package.
PACKAGE INFORMATION
Dimensions are in millimeters.
13.00+0.70
-0.05
15.00
±0.20
15.00 ± 0.20
13.00+0.70
-0.05
A1 BALL
IDENTIFIER ZONE
13 SPACES
@ 1.00 = 13.00
13 SPACES @ 1.00 = 13.00
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