MH89761
MH89761 is T1 Transmit Equalizer Advance Information manufactured by Mitel Networks.
Features
- -
- - patible with the MH89760B Transmit equalizer and 6d B loop around circuit 6d B pad for easier loopback testing Programmable for varying degrees of equalization
TL TL TI Ri RL RL Tx T EIT EA L1 EB EC L2 RCHT RCLT Tx R EIR SW RCHR RCLR
ISSUE 4
May 1995
Pin Connections 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Description
The MH89761 is a programmable transmit equalizer for use with a T1 line interface, specifically the MH89760B. The MH89761 contains a three setting transmit equalizer, and a 6 d B pad for external loop around. The input and output impedance of the circuit is 100 Ω. The device is fabricated in thick film hybrid technology and is 2 inches high by 0.5 inches wide. The MH89761 is designed to drive 22 gauge twisted pair from the multiplex equipment to the crossconnect point. Figure 1 shows how the MH89761 is connected to the transmit side of a T1 interface.
Ordering Information -40°C to 85°C MH89761 20 Pin SIP Hybrid
MH89760B TR1 OUTA +12V L2 C2 1: OUTB
- 1: :0.5
- R1 L1 C1
- -
S1 S2
EIT EIR
Tx T Tx R
EA EB EC SW RCLT RCHT RCLR RCHR Ti Ri TL RL
- -
- -
- S3 S4 S5 S6 S7
R1 = 150Ω C1 = .01µF C2 = .47µF L1 = 33µH L2 = 33µH
TR2 Rx T 1: 1: 1: Rx R
- -
Figure 1
- Connection Diagram
4-93
Applications
The MH89761 can be connected to the MH89760B as illustrated in Figure 1. All pins on the MH89761 not shown connected in Figure 1 should be left open. The internal circuit of the equalizer is shown in Figure 2. The MH89761 has two separate circuits; a 6d B pad and an equalizer. Ti and Ri are inputs to the 6d B pad on the device. The outputs of the pad are brought out on TL and RL. The 6d B pad is provided to loopback the transmit signal back to the receive without altering the equalizer settings. The 4 pole double throw relay shown in Figure 1 permits connection of the output of the transformer TR1 to either the equalizer or the fixed 6d B pad. For normal operation and transmission out to the line, the transformer...