Features: ` 6 (DS3166), 8 (DS3168), or 12 (DS31612) ATM/Packet PHYs for DS3, E3, or Clear-Channel Up to 52Mbps` Each Port Independently Configurable` Interfaces to LIUs or SONET/SDH Devices` Universal PHYs Map ATM Cells and/or HDLC Packets into DS3 or E3 Data Streams` 6-, 8-, and 12-Port, Pin-Comp...
DS3166: Features: ` 6 (DS3166), 8 (DS3168), or 12 (DS31612) ATM/Packet PHYs for DS3, E3, or Clear-Channel Up to 52Mbps` Each Port Independently Configurable` Interfaces to LIUs or SONET/SDH Devices` Univers...
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The DS31612 (twelve), DS3168 (eight) and DS3166 (six) PHYs perform all of the functions necessary for mapping/de-mapping ATM cells and/or packets into as many as twelve DS3 Framed, E3 Framed or Clear-Channel data streams up to 52 Mbps. Each unit has independent receive and transmit paths. The receiver block performs data recovery from a B3ZS or HDB3-coded AMI signal and monitors for loss of the incoming signal and can be bypassed for direct clock and data inputs. The DS31612 (twelve), DS3168 (eight) and DS3166 (six) receiver block optionally performs B3ZS/HDB3 decoding. The transmit block performs B3ZS/HDB3 encoding and can be bypassed for direct clock and serial data outputs. Dedicated cell processor and packet processor blocks prepare outgoing cells or packets for transmission and check incoming cells or packets upon arrival. Built-in DS3/E3 framers transmit and receive cell/packet data in properly formatted (M23/C-bit) DS3, or (G.751/G.832) E3 data streams. DS31612 (twelve), DS3168 (eight) and DS3166 (six) PLCP framers provide legacy ATM transmission-convergence support. DSS scrambling is performed for clear-channel ATM cell support. With integrated hardware support for both cells and packets, the DS31612/8/6 PHYs enable high-density universal line cards for unchannelized DS3/E3/clear-channel from T3/E3/CC52 serial data to ATM/Packet (UTOPIA/POS-PHY Level2/3/SPI-3) system switch interface. Functions that are not used are powered down to reduce device power