FERENCE BY PIN OS (OVERFLOW SIGNALLING) AND ON DATA BUS ON MPU REQUEST
INSTRUCTION SET COMPATIBLEWITH M3488
PROGRAMMABLE INPUT AND OUTPUT AT-
TENUATION OR GAIN FROM 0 TO 15dB
WITHSTEP OF 1dB FOR EACH CHANNEL
TONEGENERATION FROM3.9HzTO
3938HzWITH MIN. STEP OF 3.9Hz
TOTAL OF 7 DIFFERENT TONE OUTPUTS
IN PARALLEL PROGRAMMABLE VIA MPU
(MAXIMUM 4 DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES
ANDDURATIONS)
1 MELODY OF MAXIMUM 32 PROGRAMMABLE FREQUENCIES AND DURATIONS
5V POWER SUPPLY
TTLCOMPATIBLEINPUTLEVELS,
CMOS/TTL COMPATIBLEOUTPUTLEVELS
MAIN INSTRUCTIONS CONTROLLED BY MI-
CROPROCESSORINTERFACE:
– Channelconnectionto a conference
– Channelattenuation or gain
– Channeldisconnectionfromboth conference
andtransparentmodes
– Tone and melody generation
– Overflowstatus
– Operatingmode
– Channelstatus
M34116
PCM CONFERENCECALL
PRELIMINARY DATA
DIP24
ORDERING NUMBER: M34116B1
PLCC28
ORDERING NUMBER: M34116C1
DESCRIPTION
The M34116 is a productspecificallydesignedfor
applications in PCM digital exchanges. It is able
to handle up to 64 channels in any conferences
combination from 1 to 29 conferences in parallel
and to generate seven different tones and one
melody.
Theparties in a conferencemust previouslybeallocated through the Digital Switching Matrix
(M3488) in a single serial wire at M34116 PCM
input (IN PCMpin).
The M34116 is full pin and function compatible
with the M116. In addition, it has the capabilityto
generatetone directly coded in PCM.
For the conference function, each channelis converted inside the chip from PCM law to linear law
(14 bits). Then it is added to its conference, and
the sample of the previous frame is subtracted
fromthe conference.
In this way a new conferencesum signal is generated.
The channel output signal will contain the information of all the other channels in its conference
exceptits own.
After the PCM encoding, the data is serialized by
the M34116 in the same sequence as the PCM
input frame, with one frame (plus one channel)
delayand will be reallocated by the DSM (M3488)
at the final channel and bus position.
A programmable attenuation or gain can be set
on each channel and for every function: conference, tone generationand transparentmode.
January1995
This is advanced information on anew product now in development or undergoing evaluation. Details are subject to change without notice.
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M34116
PIN CONNECTIONS (Topview)
DIP24
PLCC28
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
SymbolParameterValueUnit
(*)Supply Voltage– 0.3 to 7V
V
DD
V
V
O (off)
P
T
T
Stresses above those listed under ”Absolute Maximum Ratings” may causes permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating only and
functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in theoperational sectionsof this specification is not
implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.
Input Voltage– 0.3 to V
i
DD
Off State Output Voltage– 0.3 to 7V
Total Power Dissipation500mW
tot
Storage Temperature– 65 to 150°C
stg
Operating Temperature0 to 70°C
op
Figure1: PCMConference Call InsertionScheme
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PINDESCRIPTION
M34116
DIP
N
PLCC
o
o
N
PinFunction
12TDM116 operating mode only. Tone Duration input pin. When TD = 1, a PCM coded tone
(instead of PCM data) is sent out to all channels enabled by the IT bit. TD is latched by
the SYNC signal so that all channels have the same tone during the same number of
frames. TD = 0 fornormal operation.
23TFM116 operating mode only. Tone Frequency input pin. When TF = 1, the tone amplitude
is high. When TF = 0, the tone amplitude is low. TF is latched by SYNC. The PCM coded
tone level corresponds to 1/10 of the full scale. For M34116 operating mode: Melody
waveform select input pin. When TF = 1, the PCM output of the melody represents a
square wave. When TF = 0, it represents a sine wave. In both cases, the rms level is the
same and is equal to – 6 dBm0 if no attenuation or gain is programmed.
34RESET Master reset input pin. This pin is active low and must be used at the very beginning after
power up to initialize the device or when switching from A law to Mu law. The Internal
initialization routine takes 2 time frames starting from the rising edge of RESET. During
thisinitialization time, all data bus and PCM output are pulled to a high impedance state.
45OSOverflow Signalling output pin. When OS = 0 one conference is in overflow. This signal is
anticipated over halftimeslot with respect to the output channel involved in the conference in
overflow. Example: if output channel 4 is one of the parties of one conference in
overflow, OS = 0 during the second half of the time slot corresponding to output channel 3
andduring the firsthalf of thetime slot corresponding to output channel 4.
56OUT
PCM
PCM output pin. The bit rate is 4096Kbits/s max. The sign bit is the first bit of the serial
sequence. The first bit of the first channel is found at the rising edge of the CLOCK signal
preceding the rising edge of the SYNC signal. The output buffer is open drain to allow for
multiple connections.
6to137,
9 to 11,
13 to 16
D0 toD7Bidirectional Data bus pins. Data and instructions are transferred to or from the
microprocessor. D0 is the Least Significant Bit. The bus is tristate when RESET is low
and/orCS is high.
1417VDD+5V Supply input. 100nF decoupling capacitor recommended.
1518C/DControl Data input pin. In a write operation C/D = 0 qualifies any bus content as data
while C/D = 1 qualifies it as an opcode. For M116 operating mode only: in a read
operation, the overflow information of the first eight conferences is selected by C/D = 0,
the overflow of the last two conferences andthe status by C/D = 1.
1619CSChip Select input pin. When CS = 0, data and instructions can be transferred to or from
the external microprocessor and when CS = 1 the data bus is in tristate.
1720RDRead control input pin. When RD = 0, read operation is performed. When match
conditions for the opcode exists, data is transferred to the external microprocessor on the
fallingedge of RD.
1821WRWrite control input pin. Instructions and opcode from the external microprocessor are
latchedon the rising edge of WR.
1923SYNC Synchronization input pin. The rising edge of CLOCK preceding the rising edge of SYNC
corresponds to the first bit of the first channel except for PCM frame of 1544Kbits/s. In
thiscase, it corresponds to the Extra bit (193th).
2024CLOCK Master Clock input pin. Typ.operating Frequencies are:
3.072MHz for 24 PCM channels frame (192 bit/frame)
3.088MHz for 24 PCM channels frame with extra bit (193 bit/frame)
4.096MHz for 32 PCM channels frame (256 bit/frame)
8.192MHz for 64 PCM channels frame (512 bit/frame)
Both M34116 an M116 operating modes are possible up to 4.096MHz.
At 8.192MHz only M34116 operating mode is possible.
2125ECExternal Clock output pin. This pin provides the master clock for the Digital Switching
Matrix (M3488). Normally it is the same signal as applied to the CLOCK input (pin 20).
When the Extra bit is selected with the instruction 5, the first two periods of the master
clock are canceled in order to allow the operation of the M34116 and the DSM with PCM
frame with Extra bit (e.g.193 bit/frame with PCM I/O of 1544Kbits/s).
2227IN PCM PCM input pin. The max bit rate is 4096Kbits/s. The first bit of the first cahnnel is found at
the second rising edge of the CLOCK signal following the rising edge of the SYNC signal.
If Extra bit is selected, then the firstbit is shifted by two CLOCK periods.
2328A/MUA Lawor MU Lawselectpin. WhenA/MU=1, A Lawisselected. WhenA/MU= 0, MULawis
selected. The law selection must be done before initializing thedevice using the RESET pin.
241VssGround.
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M34116
RECOMMENDED OPERATINGCONDITIONS
SymbolParameterValueUnit
V
CC
V
i
V
O
CLOCK Freq. Input Clock Frequency3.072/3.088
SYNC Freq.Input Synchronization Frequency8KHz
T
op
CAPACITANCES (measurementsfrequency= 1MHz; 0 to 70°C; unusedpins tied to VSS)
SymbolParameterPin (**)Min.Typ.Max.Unit
C
I
C
I/O
C
O
SupplyVoltage4.75 to 5.25V
Input Voltage0 to 5.25V
Off State Output Voltage0 to 5.25V
4.096 / 8.192 (*)
Operating Temperature0 to 70°C
Input Capacitance1 to 3; 15 to 20; 22 to 235pF
I/O Capacitance6 to 1315pF
Output Capacitance4, 5, 2110pF
MHz
MHz
ELECTRICALCHARACTERISTICS (Tamb = 0 to 70°C, VCC=5V±5%)
AllDC characteristicare valid 250µs after V
1. With Extra Bit operatingmode insert this time becomes 3 t
2. With Extra Bit operatingmode insert these times are 80ns longer.
3. With OPCODE (C/D = I), this time becomes 4tck (6tck if E = 1). E: extra bit indication in”operating mode” instruction.
4. For tone generation instruction, this time becomes 4tck (6tck if E =1) E: extra bit indication in ”operating mode” instruction.
5. With extra bit operating mode insert, this time becomes 6tck.
6. The initialization routine takes2 frames time starting from the rising edge of RESET - Anyaccess to the device should take place after the
initialization routine is completed. (2 frames time).
the test pull up resistor.
L
t
CK
t
WL
t
WH
t
R
t
F
t
CK
t
WL
t
WH
t
R
t
F
SL
t
HL
t
SH
t
WH
t
S
t
H
t
PD min.
Clock Period
Clock Low Level Width
Clock High Level Width
Rise Time
Fall Time
Clock Period
Clock Low Level Width
Clock High Level Width
Rise Time
Fall Time
Low Level Set-up Time
Low Level Hold Time
High Level Set-up Time
High Level Width
Set-up Time
Hold Time
Propagation Time Low
Level referred to CK
t
PD max.
Propagation Time High
level Referred to CK
t
t
t
t
t
REP
SL
HL
SH
WH
WL
WH
Low Level Set-up Time
Low Level Hold Time
High Level Set-up Time
High Level Width
Low Level Width
High Level Width
Repetition interval
between active pulses.
t
SH
High Level st-up time to
active read strobe.
t
HH
High Level hold time to
active read strobe.
Rise Time
Fall Time
Low Level Width
High Level Width
Repetition interval
t
t
REP
t
t
WL
WH
R
F
between active pulses.
t
SH
High Level st-up time to
active read strobe.
t
HH
High Level hold time to
active read strobe.
t
R
t
F
Rise Time
Fall Time
and clock have been applied. CLis the max. capacitive
Low level set-up time
to WR falling edge.
Low Level hold time from
WR rising edge.
High level set-up time to
WR falling edge.
High level hold time from
WR rising edge.
Low level set-up time
to RD falling edge.
Low Level hold time from
RD rising edge.
High level set-up time to
RD falling edge.
High level hold time from
RD rising edge.
Set-up time to write strobe
end.
Hold time from write
strobe end.
Set-up time to read strobe
start.
Hold time from read
strobe end.
Propagation time from
risingedge of CK.
Propagation time referred
to CK edges.
Set-up
Hold Time
Input set-up time to write
strobe end.
Input hold time from write
strobe end.
Active Case
Active Case
Inactive Case
Inactive Case
Active Case
Active Case
Inactive Case
Inactive Case
CL= 50pF100ns
CL= 50pF30ns
0
20
0
20
0
0
0
0
130
25
20
25
80
40
130
25
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
ns
t
PD(BUS)
Propagation time from
(active) falling edge of
read strobe.
t
HZ(BUS)
Propagation time from
(active) rising edge of
read strobe to high
impedance state.
A.C. TESTING, OUTPUT WAVEFORM
A.C. testing inputs are driven at 2.4V for a logic ”1” and 0.45V for a logic ”0”,timing
measurementare made at 2.0V for a logic ”1” and 0.8V for a logic ”0”.
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CL = 200pF
120
80
ns
ns
Figure2: InsertionSchema of M34116in a 480 x 480 Non-BlockingDigital Switching Matrix
M34116
Figure3: Block Diagram
EC RESET
CLOCK
SYNC
IN PCM
TIMING
SR
FRAME
RAM
POWER
10
14
8
OSA/MUCSWRC/DRD
MPU INTERFACE
PCM
to
LOG LIN
14
ADDER
19
TONE
ROM
LIN
to
PCM
TONE
CONTROL
19
CONF
RAM
SR
DB(7:0)
TF
TD
OUT PCM
D94TL130
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