The PBL 387 10/1 ring SLIC (Subscriber Line Interface Circuit) is a bipolar integrated circuit in 90 V technology which replaces the conventional transformer based analog line interface and ringrelay in FITL, WLL, ISDN-TA and other telecommunications equipment with a modern, compact solid state desi
Key Features
Ring SLIC eliminates ring relay and conventional ring-generator.
Supports sine wave and trapezoidal ringing.
-85 V battery feed for high voltage ring signal.
On chip automatic battery switch.
Programmable battery feed characteristics.
Battery supply voltage as low as -21 V for power efficient line card designs.
Low on-hook power dissipation, 50 mW @-24 V battery.
Loop current, ring trip and ground key detection functions.
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February 1999 PBL 387 10/1 Subscriber Line Interface Circuit Description The PBL 387 10/1 ring SLIC (Subscriber Line Interface Circuit) is a bipolar integrated circuit in...
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(Subscriber Line Interface Circuit) is a bipolar integrated circuit in 90 V technology which replaces the conventional transformer based analog line interface and ringrelay in FITL, WLL, ISDN-TA and other telecommunications equipment with a modern, compact solid state design. Not only is required PCB area reduced, but less component weight and height result as well. The PBL 387 10/1 has been optimized for low cost and to require only a minimum of external components. The PBL 387 10/1 constant-current feed system, programmable to max 40 mA of line current, can operate with battery supply voltages down to -21 V to reduce lin