Features: ·Low Power CMOS Technology·All Receiver and Transmitter Inputs and Outputs areTTL Compatible·Transmitter Inhibits Bipolar Violation Insertion for Transmission of Alarm Conditions·Alarm Output Indicates Loss of Received Bipolar Violations·Up to 125ms Variance of Data Transfer Timing in Bo...
XR-T6165: Features: ·Low Power CMOS Technology·All Receiver and Transmitter Inputs and Outputs areTTL Compatible·Transmitter Inhibits Bipolar Violation Insertion for Transmission of Alarm Conditions·Alarm Out...
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·Low Power CMOS Technology
·All Receiver and Transmitter Inputs and Outputs areTTL Compatible
·Transmitter Inhibits Bipolar Violation Insertion for Transmission of Alarm Conditions
·Alarm Output Indicates Loss of Received Bipolar Violations
·Up to 125ms Variance of Data Transfer Timing in Both Transmit and Receive Paths Allows Operation in lesiochronous Networks
·Both Receiver and Transmitter Perform Byte Insertion or Deletion in Response to Local Clock Slips
· CCITT G.703 Compliant 64kbps Codirectional Interface
· Performs the Digital and Analog Functions for a Complete 64kbps Data Adaption Unit (DAU) When Used With the XR-T6164
The XR-T6165 is a CMOS device which contains the digital circuitry necessary to interface both directions of a 64kbps data stream to 2.048Mbps transmit and rec ive PCM time-slots. The XR-T6165 and the companion XR-T6164 line interface chip together form a CCITT G.703 compliant 64kbps codirectional interface.
The XR-T6165 contains separate transmit and receive sections. The transmitter transforms 8 bit serial data from a 2.048Mbps time-slot into an encoded 64kbps data stream. The receiver, which performs the reverse operation, decodes the 64kbps data, extracts a clock signal, and then outputs the data to a 2.048Mbps time-slot. The XR-T6165 provides features which allow the repetitions and deletions of both received and transmitted data as clock skews and transients occur.