- GENERATION OF 8 MELODYTONES
(Includingthe 3 GermanMelody Tones)
- 4 STEPS DIGITAL CONTROL ON THE AMPLIFIEROUTPUT LEVEL
.
SPEECH
- TRANSM I TGAINEXTERN ALLYADJUST ABL E
- RECEIV IN GGAINEXTER NALLYADJUSTA B LE
- AGCSLOPEEXTERN A LLYPROGRAMM ABLE
- SOFTCLIPPINGON SENDING CHANNEL
- RECEIVE AMPLIFIER FOR PIEZO OR
ELECTRODYNAMIC TRANSDUCER
- +6dB MODE ON RECEIVECHANNEL
- LINE POWER MANAGEMENT
.
DIALING
- DTMF GENERATOR
- LOW DC MASK DURING MAKE PERIOD
THROUGH MICROCONTROLLER SERIAL
BUS INTERFACE
.
MICROCONTROLLER INTERFACE
- 1.79MHzCLOCKOR3.58MHzOSCILLATOR
INPUT
.
MICROCONTROLLER POWER SUPPLY
.
MICROCONTROLLERCONTROLINTERFACE INCLUDING SERIALBUS
.
LINE CURRENT EXTRACTOR FOR SUPPLY
OF EXTERNAL PERIPHERALS
(Plastic Package)
ORDER CODE : TEA7089AFP
PIN CONNECTIONS
SOFT
RECIN
SN
AGC
1
2
3
4
TEA7089A
SO28
28
27
26
25
DTMF
V
REF
V
RMC
DCL
DESCRIPTION
The TEA7089A is a Telephone Analog Front End
device, TAFE, which integrates the three basic
functionsof a standardtelephoneset :
- Speechnetwork,
- DTMF generator,
- Ringer generatoron buzzer.
A complete telephone set can be designed using
TEA7089A associated with a low cost microcontroller.
June 1998
MIC1
MIC2
GTR
V
GND
IVLS
V
V
V
GREC
5
6
7
8
CC
9
10
11
S
12
L
13
MC
14
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
DATA
MSK
OSC
RI
PON
RES
V
RING
BUZ
EAR+
EAR-
7089A-01.EPS
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TEA7089A
SPEECH
Thespeech network includes :
- a lownoisetransmitchannel suitablefor anykind
of microphonetransducer. Softclippingon transmit line signal is provided by the chip.
- a low noise receive channel with symmetrical
outputs to be compatiblewith both piezoceramic
and electrodynamicearpiece. An additional 6dB
RINGER
Up to 8 different tones can be generated by the
TEA7089Aringer.The digitalvolume controlof the
ringer can be performed through a specific command(4 steps).A ringindicationsignal is provided
to the microcontroller by the TEA7089A.If more
tones are requested the input RM/MSK allows to
inject tones generatedby the microcontroller.
gain can be inserted in the receive channel
throughsoftware control.
- a linelengthgain control(AGC)withstartingpoint
ofgainregulationfixedat25mAlinecurrent;slope
of gainregulationis externallyadjustablewithone
resistor.AGCcan beremovedbyhardware(maximumgain flat) or by software(-2dBflat).
The phoneimpedanceand sidetone can be tuned
throughexternal networks.
FURTHERADVANTAGES
The microcontroller power supply is provided by the
TEA7089A.Thepowersupplyisspecif i cal l ydesigned
tocopewitha longflas horalonggroundkeyduration.
The TEA7089A is able to supply the necessary
current to an external speakerphone circuit
TEA7540 and loudspeaker amplifier TEA7532
without any additionalcircuitry.
Line current and reset indications are provided to
DTMF GENERATOR
The onboard DTMF generator fullfils the CEPT
requirementswith an externalsinglepole filter.
the microcontrollerby theTEA7089A.
The microcontroller drivesthe TEA7089Athrough
a 2 wires serial interface.
PIN DESCRIPTION
NamePin N°Description
SOFT1Transmit Softclipping Time Constant
RECIN2Receiving Input
SN3Sidetone Network Input
AGC4Line Current Regulation Stop Value
MIC15Microphone Input
MIC26Microphone Input
GTR7Transmit Gain Adjustment
V
CC
GND9Ground
IVLS10Line Current Source Power Supply
V
S
V
L
V
MC
GREC14Receive Gain Adjustment
EAR-15Negative Earphone Output
EAR+16Positive Earphone Output
BUZ17RingerBuzzer Output
VRING18Ring Power Supply
RES19Reset
PON20Power On
RI21Ring Indicator
OSC22Oscillator Input
MSK23Mask, Ring Melody Input
DATA24Data Input
DCL25DataClock Input
V
RMC
V
REF
DTMF28DTMF Filter
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8Transmit and Receive Part Power Supply
11Voltage Stabilizer
12Positive Line
13Unregulated Microcontroller Power Supply
26Microcontroller Stabilized Power Supply
27Reference Voltage (VCC/2)
7089A-01.TBL
Page 3
Figure1 : Block Diagram
TEA7089A
CC
V
Sidetone
C30
R13
To Line
To µP
C12
C1
R40 + R15
TEA7089A
RI
21
2
RECINSN
IVLSV
C15
C16
V
18
SUPPLY
RING POWER
LINE CURRENT
POWER SUPPLY
RMCVRING
26
BUZZER
SUPPLY
LOGIC POWER
BUZ
17
AMPLIFIER
& AGC
SIDETONE
MUTE
AGC
RING
CONTROL
C10
MC
V
13
GENERATOR
SERIAL
REGULATOR
To µP
MSK
DCL
232425
DTMF
GENERATOR
DATA
µP
INTERFACE
REF
V
OSCILLATOR/2
CONTROL
PON & RESET
OSC
192022
To µP
PONRES
GND
9
To Line
C8
R10
R11
CC
V
L
R12
128310
S
V
C11
MUTE
DTMFAGC
28
567
MIC1
AGC
MIC2
Microphone
4
R25
CC
V
C3
C3
KVL
SOFT
R4
IN
V
1
GTR
R8
VSTAB
Earphone
Amplifier
EAR-
Earphone
-1
15
REF
V
11
27
REF
V
R14
14
GREC
16
EAR+
R17
C14
7089A-02.EPS
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TEA7089A
ELECTRICALCHARACTERISTICS
Theblock diagram is given in Figure 1.
Thevalues of the differentnetworks used in this datasheetare defined as followed:
- The return loss is adjusted by R10 of 600Ω.
- The transmitadjust gainnetworkR8 is calculatedinorder to havea gainof46dB typicalwith I
- The sidetone networkZST is set to be lower than 20dB (Vear/Vmic)on a 600Ωloadon line.
- The DC characteristicsare setby a resistorof 82kΩ betweenV
and VS.
L
Absolute MaximumRatings
SymbolParameterValueUnit
I
LINE
I
RING
T
T
oper
stg
T
Authorized Voltage on
Pin 2 - RECIN
Pin 3 - SN
Pin 8 - V
Pin 10 - IVLS
Pin 12 - V
Pin 13 - V
Pin 17 - BUZ
Pin 18 - V
Pin 19 - RES
Pin 20 - PON
Pin 21 - RI
Pin 22 - OSC
Pin 23 - MSK
Pin 24 - DATA
Pin 25 - DCL
Pin 26 - V
CC
L
MC
RING
RMC
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
V
RING
RMC
RMC
RMC
RMC
RMC
RMC
RMC
Line Current120mA
Ring Current50mA
Operating Temperature-25, +70°C
Storage Temperature-55, +150°C
Junction Temperature-25, +150°C
=25°C;RL= 600Ω ; Logic in Default Mode unless otherwisenoted)
amb
= 22mA
f = 300/3400Hz, V
R8 = 1.3kΩ, R25 = 3.9kΩ
I
Test 3, I
L
= -55dBV
m
= 22mA
I
L
= 90mA
I
L
= 22mA
L
= -55dBV, IL= 22mA60dB
m
= 22mA, see Figure 2
L
= -41dBV
V
m
= -34dBV1.5
V
m
= -10dBV
AC
17dB
4538464047
42
-76dBmp
2%
dB
dB
Vp
Figure2 : Softclipping
10
Threshold
Level
1
peak on line (V)
AC
V
0.1
0.1110100
V
microphon e
peak(mV)
Figure3
10
8
6
4
(Pin 12) (V)
L
V
2
VACpeak
0
0 20 406080100
IL(mA)
-15
-10
-5
-2
VACpeak
The maximum gain Gtl is adjustable between 44
and 56dB with R8 :
Gtxl = 20log
820 ⋅
R10 // R
R8 // 50k
+ R11
L
Ω
TheAGCvariationisprogrammedwithoneresistor
connected on Pin AGC. I
is the line current at
SL
whichthe gain must be decreasedby 6dB.
R25 (Ω) =
I
SL
300
− 5mA
For line current lower than I
The transmit and receive gains have a constant
7089A-03.EPS
value.
(R25 > 2.6kΩ)
or higher than ISL,
LL
If no resistor or a resistor higher than 300kΩis
connected on Pin AGC, the gain is constant and
equal to Gtxl and Grxl.±0.5dB.
AGC can be inhibited also through MCU code
”010100”. In this case Tx and Rx gains are fixed
2dB lower than the maximumgain.
The minimumsaturationvoltageof theTEA7089A
respect to ground is 2.2V. On long line, when the
voltage over TEA7089A is low, the softclipping
function automatically limits the AC dynamic to
avoidto reachthe 2.2Vlimiton TEA7089Arespect
fclock = 1.79MHz oscillator off
or
Resonator :3.58MHzoscillatoron
C13 =100nF, I
= 22mA
L
- 0.40.4%
-10
-8
-8.5
-6.5
-7
-5
5
5
13
17
17
22
21
27
dBm
dBm
ms
ms
mV
mV
-50
-70
Vline (dBm)
-90
1001k10k100k1M
(Hz)
Figure 7 : Microcontroller Interface
V
MC
13
Batte ry
C10
47 F
V
5.6V
REFI
7089A-07.EPS
V
RING
V
L
I
Speech
I
Start-u p
kIL
18
I(In Ring)
V
(3.4V)
RMC
26
C15
10 F P+LCD
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Page 8
TEA7089A
MICROCONTROLLER INTERFACE WITH TEA7089A
All inputs can be driven by a Low level max. of
0.1 x V
anda high level min. of 0.9 x V
RMC
Inputs MSK, DCL and DATA have internal pull-up
resistors of 120kΩand input OSC has a internal
pullup of 240kΩ.
Alloutputs can drivea ±1mA typical.
PowerSupply
The microcontroller is power supplied by a 3.4V
regulated supply (V
powersupply (V
MC
) and by an unregulated
RMC
).
The two supplies are connected through a serial
regulator.The unregulatedpower supply(V
aDCvoltageequalto: V
-0.6Vandmustbelower
12
than 6V.It is also possible to connect a battery at
PinV
and use the regulatedoutputat Pin V
MC
to supplya LCD driver.
The current consumption on the serial regulator
hasa typical value of 60µA.
PowerON (PON)
TheTEA7089Ageneratesa poweron signal(PON)
as soonas the voltage on Pin V
2.6V (0.75x V
final)andthe line currentis pre-
RMC
is higher than
RMC
sent.
Note : During the break period in the
loopdisconndect and Flash mode and
during the exchange line break, the power
ONsignalgoesto lowlevel.Maximumdelay
for Pon decay edge after I
goesto zero
Line
is 50ms (with C8 = 47µF, C11 = 1µF,
C27 = 10µF).
Reset
TheTEA7089Ageneratesarise edgeResetsignal
as soon as the logic power supply is higher than
2.6V (0.75x V
RESETremains high until V
RMC
final).
decreasesbelow
RMC
2.5V or the RESET control code is received. In
Ring,RESET is identical to RI output.
Only new positive edge PON, derivedon opening
and closing the line, is forcing the default mode
again. The Reset control code is only active in
speechmode.
RMC
MC
.
)has
RMC
Serial Bus Interface (Dataand Clock)
Theserial bususes 6 bits.Astandard8bit buscan
be used, bits a6 and a7 are nottake in accountby
the TEA7089A.Different typesof codes areused:
a) The Ring Control Code :
- Ring start up
- Outputlevel codes
b) The Operating Code :
- Speech
- Dialing
- Microphonemute
- Earphone/Microphonemute
c) The Data Codes (DTMF, ring frequencies) :
Those data c odes are stored insid e the
TEA7089Aand are used as soon as the dialing
code or thering start code is received.
d) The Configuration Code :
- AGC / no AGC(toggle)
- No mask / mask(Low DC in ”make”) (toggle)
- Normal gain / normal gain +6dB, on receive
channel(toggle)
Those configuration codes are ”Flip-Flop”
codes.
For instance : The first time that the+6dBcode
is sent, the receivegain increases of +6dB.
If the samecode is sent again, the receivegain
goesbackto normalvalue.In thesameway the
3.58MHz internal oscillator can be switched
OFF with a second transmission of the proper
code.
e) The RESET Code :
ResetcodefromtheMCUwillresetinternallogic
of TEA7089A to default mode and will induce
TEA7089Ato generatea ”RESET” status”low”
to the MCU on Pin 19.
Warning : the ”RESET” code deactivates the
serial bus interface which is reactivated only
aftera ”ON-HOOK/OFF-HOOK”sequence.
f) The INITIALIZATION Code :
Initialization code from the MCU will reset the
internallogic of TEA7089Ato default mode, but
theTEA7089Awillnot generatereset command
to the MCU on Pin 19.
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MICROCONTROLLER INTERFACE WITH TEA7089A(continued)
Figure8 : Resetand Power ON
Without us ing the RESET Code through the Serial Bus Interface
I
AABCDDE
L
TEA7089A
V
MC
5
2.7
V
RMC
3.4
2.6
PON
RESET
Us in g the RESET Code through the Serial Bus Interface
I
AB CDDEDFA
L
V
MC
5
2.7
t
t
2.5V
t
t
t
t
V
RMC
3.4
2.6
PON
RESET
A:ON-HOOK
B : START UP + SPEECH
C : PULSE DIALING
D : SPEECH or DTMF
E : LINE B REAKEXCHANGE DURATION
F : LINE BREAK EXCHANGE DURATION > t
td: DELAYFIXED BY THE MICROCONTROLLER
d
tdtd
Re se t con trolcod e (010111 )
sent on the serialbus
t
2.5V
t
t
t
7089A-09.EPS
9/17
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TEA7089A
MICROCONTROLLER INTERFACE WITH TEA7089A(continued)
TheStart Up Conditions of the TEA7089A
Assoon as RESETis highand beforesending any
code the circuit is in the following default configuration:
- Speech
- No mask
- AGC ON in transmit and receive channels
- Normalgain on receivechannel
- 1.79MHz input clock(oscillator in stand by)
microcontroller through thehigh voltage stage.
The ”MAKE” voltage over the TEA7089A during
dialing can be reduced by sending the mask code
0010101.To recoverthe normalspeech voltageat
the end of dialing the mask code must be sent
again.
If the mask code is not used the voltage over the
TEA7089Aduring dialingis the same asin speech
mode.
6 bit Codes
Between two DTMF or ring frequencies, introducing a Mute or speech code implies to wait 1ms to
end the sinewaveor square period.
DTMF Dialing
To dial in DTMF the following sequence of codes
must be sent :
822Hz Ring Signal
744Hz Ring Signal
1005Hz Ring Signal
909Hz Ring Signal
1187Hz Ring Signal
1074Hz Ring Signal
1451Hz Ring Signal
1312Hz Ring Signal
Speech Mode
Dialing Mode or Ring Start
Earphone & Microphone Mute
Microphone Mute
3.58MHz Ceramic (toggle)
TEA7089A
In DTMF
Dialing
In Ring
Mode
7089A-03.TBL
11/17
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TEA7089A
Figure11 : Test Circuits- Test 1 (VL/V
100µF
I
L
600
V
REF
Ω
560k
100nF
100nF
10µF
47nF
Ω
47µF
10µF
100µF
47
10µF24V
C2
4.7nF
V
Ω
620
CC
3.9kΩ
4
AGC
1
SOFT
26
V
RMC
28
DTMF
27
V
REF
13
V
MC
Ω
17
BUZ
18
V
RING
RMC/VMC
/ IVMC / ILS)
33Ω
13V
82k
1.6k
Ω
Sidetone
Ω
15kΩ
1µF
100nF
23
8
CC
V
RECIN
1112
S
V
L
V
GTR
GREC
SN
7
14
1.3kΩ
10kΩ
15kΩ
16
EAR+
TEA7089A
300
Ω
2.2µF
15
EARMIC2
Ω
2k
6
470nF
5
MIC1
1N4148
10
DCL
DATA
MSK
OSCRIPON
IVLS
RESET
GND
19202122232425
9
I
47µF
LS
V
CC
V
REF
V
CC
Figure12 : Test 2 (R1)
I
AC
100µF
12/17
I
L
V
Z=
REF
560kΩ
100nF
100nF
10µF
47nF
V
AC
I
AC
24V
V
AC
47µF
C2
4.7nF
10µF
100µF
47Ω
10µF
RI = 20log
620Ω
13V
V
CC
1µF
3.9kΩ
RECIN
TEA7089A
DATA
MSK
1112
V
OSCRIPON
8
23
4
AGC
CC
V
SOFT
26
V
RMC
28
DTMF
27
V
REF
13
V
MC
17
BUZ
18
V
Z +600
Z - 600
RING
DCL
S
33Ω
82kΩ
1.6kΩ
Sidetone
15kΩ
100nF
L
V
GREC
EAR+
SN
7GTR1
14
16
2.2µF
15
EAR-
2kΩ
6
MIC2
470nF
5
MIC1
1N4148
10
IVLS
RESET
GND
19202122232425
9
I
LS
47µF
1.3kΩ
10kΩ
15kΩ
300Ω
7089A-12.EPS
V
CC
V
REF
V
CC
7089A-13.EPS
Page 13
Figure13 : Test 3 (Gtl / Gts / Zmic / Nt / Mmic/ Dt / Vlmax/ Eff)
33Ω
100µF
I
L
600Ω
V
REF
560kΩ
100nF
47µF
10µF
C2
4.7nF
620Ω
V
CC
3.9kΩ
23
4
1
26
8
CC
AGC
V
SOFT
V
RMC
RECIN
13V
1µF
1112
S
V
82kΩ
100nF
28
DTMF
27
V
10µF
100µF
47Ω
REF
13
V
MC
17
BUZ
TEA7089A
47nF
18
V
10µF24V
RING
DCL
DATA
MSK
OSCRIPON
19202122232425
Gtl/Gts = 20 log
V
12
V
m
Mmic = 20 log
V
12
V
12
(010000)
(010011)
Eff = 20 log
V
ear
V
m
Figure14 : Test 4 (Grl / Grs / Dr / Mear / Nr)
Sidetone
1.6kΩ
15kΩ
100nF
L
V
GTR
GREC
EAR+
SN
7
14
16
2.2µF
15
EAR-
6
MIC2
2kΩ
Vm
470nF
5
MIC1
10
IVLS
RESET
GND
9
1N4148
I
47µF
LS
1.3kΩ
10kΩ
15kΩ
300Ω
V
CC
V
REF
V
ear
V
CC
TEA7089A
7089A-14.EPS
I
AC
I
L
V
REF
560kΩ
100nF
100nF
10µF
47nF
24V
Grl/Grs = 20log
100µF
V
AC
47µF
10µF
100µF
47Ω
10µF
V
ear
V
12
C2
4.7nF
620Ω
V
CC
3.9kΩ
23
8
RMC
REF
MC
RING
V
CC
DCL
RECIN
DATA
AGC
4
1
SOFT
26
V
28
DTMF
27
V
13
V
17
BUZ
18
V
33Ω
13V
82kΩ
1µF
1112
S
V
TEA7089A
MSK
OSCRIPON
1.6kΩ
Sidetone
15kΩ
100nF
L
V
GTR
GREC
EAR+
SN
7
14
16
2.2µF
15
EAR-
MIC2
2kΩ
6
470nF
5
MIC1
1N4148
10
IVLS
RESET
GND
19202122232425
9
I
47µF
LS
1.3kΩ
10kΩ
15kΩ
300Ω
V
CC
V
REF
V
ear
V
CC
7089A-15.EPS
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TEA7089A
Figure15 : Test 5a (V
47µF
V
REF
560kΩ
100nF
100nF
10µF
47nF
V
bout
thri
24VV
thri
10µF
100µF
10µF
)
C2
4.7nF
620Ω
V
CC
3.9kΩ
8
RMC
REF
RING
V
CC
DCL
AGC
4
1
SOFT
26
V
28
DTMF
27
V
13
VMC
47Ω
17
BUZ
18
V
33Ω
13V
82kΩ
1.6kΩ
Sidetone
15kΩ
V
CC
1µF
100nF
23
RECIN
1112
S
V
1.3kΩ
10kΩ
V
REF
L
V
GTR
GREC
SN
7
14
15kΩ
16
EAR+
TEA7089A
300Ω
2.2µF
15
EAR-
2kΩ
6
MIC2
470nF
5
MIC1
1N4148
IVLS
DATA
MSK
OSCRIPON
GND
10
RESET
9
19202122232425
47µF
V
CC
Figure16 : Test 5b (V
V
REF
560k
100nF
100nF
10µF
47nF
V
bout
I
RING
bout
Ω
47µF
)
10µF
100µF
47
10µF
C2
4.7nF
V
Ω
620
CC
3.9kΩ
23
8
RMC
REF
MC
RING
V
CC
DCL
RECIN
DATA
AGC
4
SOFT
26
V
28
DTMF
27
V
13
V
Ω
17
BUZ
18
V
33Ω
13V
82k
1µF
1112
S
V
TEA7089A
MSK
OSCRIPON
1.6k
Ω
Sidetone
Ω
100nF
L
V
RESET
19202122232425
SN
7GTR1
14
GREC
16
EAR+
15
EAR-
6
MIC2
5
MIC1
10
IVLS
GND
9
2.2µF
2k
470nF
I
LS
15kΩ
Ω
15kΩ
300
1N4148
47µF
1.3kΩ
10kΩ
Ω
7089A-16.EPS
V
CC
V
REF
V
CC
14/17
6 bit serialcode (0111XX/Fi/010001) ; OSCIN = 1.79MHz external clock (default mode)
or 3.58MHz external ceramic/crystal (with code ”101000” to select internal oscillator)
7089A-17.EPS
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Figure17 : Test 6 (DTMF)
100µF
I
L
600Ω
47µF
V
REF
560kΩ
100nF
100nF
10µF
100µF
47nF
10µF
47Ω
10µF
C2
4.7nF
620Ω
V
CC
3.9kΩ
23
8
RMC
REF
MC
RING
V
CC
DCL
RECIN
DATA
AGC
4
1
SOFT
26
V
28
DTMF
27
V
13
V
17
BUZ
18
V
33Ω
13V
82kΩ
1µF
1112
S
V
TEA7089A
MSK
OSCRIPON
1.6kΩ
Sidetone
15kΩ
100nF
L
V
GTR
GREC
EAR+
SN
7
14
16
2.2µF
15
EAR-
MIC2
2kΩ
6
470nF
5
MIC1
1N4148
10
IVLS
RESET
GND
19202122232425
9
I
47µF
LS
1.3kΩ
10kΩ
15kΩ
300Ω
TEA7089A
V
CC
V
REF
V
CC
6 bit serial code (00XXXX/Fi/010010) ; OSCIN = 1.79MHz external clock (default mode)
or 3.58MHz externalceramic/crystal (with code ”101000” to select internal oscillator)
7089A-18.EPS
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TEA7089A
TYPICALAPPLICATION
Q1 BSS92
R27
5.6
Ω
R28 22k
Ω
V
CC
C8
47µF
V
D11 6.2V
C1
820nF
R40 1k
A
Ω
REF
R4 560k
C3 100nF
C13 100nF
R25
Ω
SW1A
B
D8D9
C14
47nF
4 x 1N4004
D7D6
Buzzer
R15 1k
SW1B
Ω
24V
C10
470µF
47
C16
D3
10µF
Impedance
C2
4.7nF
Ω
R10
620
Ω
8
23
CC
AGC
4
28
27
13
17
18
SOFT
DTMF
V
REF
V
MC
BUZ
V
RING
V
V
RECIN
RMC
DCL
DATA
C15 4.7µF
22k
R29
R2
330k
Ω
Ω
R11 33Ω
D2 13V
R12 82k
C11
1µF
1112
S
V
TEA7089A
MSK
RI
PON
Sidetone
R13 300
Ω
C12
100nF
L
V
GREC
EAR+
EAR-
MIC2
MIC1
IVLS
RESET
1920212223242526
OSC
GND
9
3.58MHz
X2
R5
Ω
SN
7GTR1
14
16
15
6
5
10
R17
15k
R21
2k
C30
47nF
Ω
C21 47nF
Ω
C22 47nF
C5
R6
C26 1µF
C17
2.2nF
V
CC
R8 1.3k
R14 10k
V
CC
V
REF
Ω
Ω
Handset
Q3
BF393
D5 BAT42
C19
30pF
C18
30pF
X1
MCU
123S
456M
789L
*0#R
7089A-19.EPS
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PACKAGE MECHANICAL DATA
28 PINS - PLASTICPACKAGE
TEA7089A
Dimensions
Min.Typ.Max.Min.Typ.Max.
MillimetersInches
A2.650.104
a10.10.30.0040.012
b0.350.490.0140.019
b10.230.320.0090.013
C0.50.020
c145
o
(Typ.)
D17.718.10.6970.713
E1010.650.3940.419
e1.270.050
e316.510.65
F7.47.60.2910.299
L0.41.270.0160.050
S8
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