Holtek Semiconductor Inc HT9032-A, HT9032-B, HT9032C, HT9032D Datasheet
HT9032
Calling Line Identification Receiver
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Features
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HT9032B/C/D operating voltage: 3.5V~5.5V
HT9032F operating voltage: 3.0V~5.5V
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Bell 202 FSK and V.23 demodulation
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Ring detection input and output
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Carrier detection output
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Power down mode
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High input sensitivity
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HT9032C: 16-pin DIP/SOP package
HT9032B/F-A: 8-pin DIP package
HT9032D/F-B: 8-pin SOP package
Applications
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Feature phones
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Caller ID adjunct boxes
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Fax and answering machines
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Computer telephony interface products
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ADSI products
General Description
The HT9032 calling line identification receiver
is a low power CMOS integrated circuit de
signed for receiving physical layer signals transmitted according to Bellcore TR-NWT-000030
and ITU-T V.23 specifications. The primary ap
plication of this device is for products used to
receive and display the calling number, or mes
sage waiting indicator sent to subscribers from
the central office facilities. The device also pro
vides a carrier detection circuit and a ring de
tection circuit for easier system applications.
Block Diagram
Pin Assignment
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Band Pass
F ilte r
Power Up
Logic
D em odulator
Valid Data
Detection
DOUTC
DOUT
Internal
Power Up
Logic
Ring
Analysis
Circuit
R eference
Voltage
Clock
G enerator
CDET
RDET
VSS
VDD
RDET2
TIP
RING
PDW N
RTIM E
RDET1
X1
X2
H T9032B
8 D IP
TIP
PDW N
RING
VSS
X2
DOUT
X1
NC
NC
TIP
VDD
RTIM E
RDET1
X2
PDW N
VSS
RING
CDET
RDET
X1
RDET2
DOUTC
DOUT
H T9032C
16 D IP /S O P
VDD
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
H T9032D
8 S O P
DOUT
TIP
VDD
RING
PDW N
X2
VSS
X1
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
H T9032F-A
8 D IP
TIP
PDW N
RING
VSS
X1
DOUT
CDET
VDD
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
H T9032F-B
8 S O P
DOUT
TIP
VDD
RING
PDW N
X1
VSS
CDET
1
2
3
4
8
7
6
5
Pin Description
Pin Name I/O Description
Power Inputs
VDD
¾
Power-VDD is the input power for the internal logic.
VSS
¾
Ground-VSS is ground connection for the internal logic.
PDWN I
A logic ²1² on this pin puts the chip in power down mode. When a logic ²0² is on
this pin, the chip is activated. This is a schmitt trigger input.
Clock
X1 I
A crystal or ceramic resonator should be connected to this pin and X2.
This pin may be driven from an external clock source.
X2 O A crystal or ceramic resonator should be connected to this pin and X1.
Ring Detections
RDET1 I
It detects ring energy on the line through an attenuating network and enables
the oscillator and ring detection. This is a schmitt trigger input.
RDET2 I
It couples the ring signal to the precision ring detector through an attenuating
network. RDET
=²0² if a valid ring signal is detected. This is a schmitt trigger in
-
put.
RTIME
I/O
An RC network may be connected to this pin in order to hold the pin voltage be
low 2.2V between the peaks of the ringing signal. This pin controls internal
power up and activates the partial circuitry needed to determine whether the
incoming ring is valid or not. The input is a schmitt trigger input. The output
cell structure is an NMOS output.
FSK Signal Inputs
TIP I
This input pin is connected to the tip side of the twisted pair wires. It is internally biased to 1/2 V
DD
when the device is in power up mode. This pin must be
DC isolated from the line.
RING I
This input pin is connected to the ring side of the twisted pair wires. It is internally biased to 1/2 V
DD
when the device is in power up mode. This pin must be
DC isolated from the line.
Detection Results
RDET
O
This open drain output goes low when a valid ringing signal is detected. When
connected to PDWN pin, this pin can be used for auto power up.
CDET
O
This open drain output goes low indicating that a valid carrier is present on the
line. A hysteresis is built-in to allow for a momentary drop out of the carrier.
When connected to PDWN pin, this pin can be used for auto power up.
DOUT O
This pin presents the output of the demodulator whenever CDET
pin is low.
This data stream includes the alternate ²1² and ²0² pattern, the marking, and
the data. At all other times, this pin is held high.
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