MC34016
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MOTOROLA ANALOG IC DEVICE DATA
With the component values of the typical application, the
inductor has a value of about 2.4 H and R
DC1
equals 470 kΩ.
In the audio range of 300–3400 Hz, these components form
a fairly large parallel impedance to R
SET
and C
SET
.
Therefore, the set impedance is mainly determined by the
passive network R
SET
and C
SET
. In the typical application,
R
SET
is 600 Ω, but it can easily be replaced by a complex
network to obtain a complex set impedance.
Active Set Impedance
An active set impedance can b e obtained by placing a
resistor between pin LAI and SRF (R
SRF
) as shown in
Figure 11. By doing so, the MC34016 itself generates the ac
set impedance and R
SET
and C
SET
can be omitted. An
equivalent network now equals:
R
DC1
C
M
R
DC1
x CM x R
S
R
S
((R
DC1
+ R
SRF
) x RS/R
SRF
) – R
S
R
SRF
Ignoring the effect o f the inductor and the parallel path
R
DC1
+ R
SRF
again for audio frequencies, the set
impedance is now determined by:
Z
SET
+
R
S
R
SRF
x (R
DC1
)
R
SRF
)
With RS = 50 Ω and R
DC1
= 470 kΩ, R
SRF
should be 43 kΩ
to obtain a 600 Ω set impedance. To obtain a complex set
impedance, R
DC1
can be made complex. In such case, the
dc mask can be adjusted with the dc value of R
DC1
and the
set impedance can be adjusted with the ac value of R
DC1
. An
application with an active set impedance is interesting,
particularly in countries like France, where with the dc current
regulation mask, rather high line voltages can be reached.
With a passive set impedance, this would result in a high cost
for capacitor C
SET
.
TRANSMIT CHANNEL
Inputs
The inputs Tx1 and Tx2 are designed to handle large signal
levels of up to +3.0 dBm. The input impedance for both T
x1
and Tx2 equals 30 kΩ. The inputs are designed for
symmetrical as well as asymmetrical use. In asymmetrical
drive, one input can be tied to Gnd via an external capacitor.
Gain
The gain from inputs Tx1 and Tx2 to the line is dependent
on the set impedance, the line load impedance and dc slope
resistor RS in the following way:
ATX+
1
6 x R
S
x
Z
SET
x Z
line
Z
SET
)
Z
line
With Z
SET
= 600 Ω, Z
line
= 600 Ω and RS = 50 Ω the gain
equals 0 dB. By setting Bit 4 of Register 2 to 1, the gain is
raised by 6.0 dB.
Outputs
In order to transmit signals to the line, the output stage of
the MC34016 (line driver) modulates the zener previously
described. To guarantee stability of the output stage
capacitor C
STB
of 100 pF is required
SIDETONE
The MC34016 is equipped with a double Wheatstone
bridge architecture to optimize sidetone. One sidetone
network is used for short lines and one for long lines.
Switchover between both networks is dependent on line
current and is described in the automatic gain control section.
Different sidetone equations apply depending on whether a
passive or an active set impedance is set.
Sidetone Cancellation with Passive Set Impedance
In a passive set impedance application, the set impedance
is a part of the equations for optimum sidetone. For short
lines optimum cancellation occurs if:
Z
HS1
+
R
HS2
R
S
x
Z
SET
x Z
lineshort
Z
SET
)
Z
lineshort
with: Z
lineshort
= impedance of a short telephone line
and for long lines:
Z
HL1
+
R
HL2
R
S
x
Z
SET
x Z
linelong
Z
SET
)
Z
linelong
with: Z
linelong
= impedance of a long telephone line
Sidetone Cancellation with Active Set Impedance
In the active set impedance application, the set impedance
does not appear in the equations for optimum sidetone
cancellation as it does in the passive application. For short
lines, optimum cancellation occurs if:
Z
HS1
+
R
HS2
R
S
x Z
lineshort
and for long lines:
Z
HL1
+
R
HL2
R
S
x Z
linelong
RECEIVE CHANNEL
Inputs
The inputs HYS and HYL have an input resistance of 30 kΩ
and can handle signals up to 800 mVpp. This corresponds to a
signal at the telephone line of about 8.0 dBm in the typical
application. The switchover from HYS to HYL is dependent on
line current and described in the automatic gain control
section.
Gain
The overall gain from the line to the outputs Rx1 and R
x2
for short lines and passive impedance equals:
ARX+
7.6 x
R14′
R14′)Z
HYS
For active impedance it follows:
ARX+
7.6 x
R14′
R14′)Z
HYS
xǒ1
)
R1 x Z
HYS
R14 x Z
SET
Ǔ
In these relations, R14′ is the resistor R14 in parallel with
the input impedance at HYS of 30 kΩ. The gain for long
lines can be derived by replacing Z
HYS
and R14 by Z
HYL
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