Instruction Manual

Maxim/Dallas Semiconductor Confidential
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DS3161,2,3,4 Multi-Port ATM/Packet PHYs For DS3/E3
FEATURES
Universal PHYs map ATM cells and/or
HDLC packets into DS3 or E3 data streams
Single, dual, triple and quad-port devices
UTOPIA 2 or 3 or POS-PHY 2 or 3 interface
with 8, 16, or 32 bit bus width up to 66 MHz
Ports independently configurable for cell or
packet traffic in POS-PHY bus modes
Direct, PLCP and clear-channel cell mapping
Direct and clear-channel packet mapping
On-chip DS3 (M23 or C-bit) and E3 (G.751
or G.832) framers
Ports independently configurable for DS3, E3
or arbitrary framing protocol up to 52 Mbps
Programmable (externally controlled or
internally hardware based engine) subrate
DS3/E3 circuitry
DS3/E3/PLCP alarm generation and detection
Built-in HDLC controllers with 256 byte
FIFOs for DS3 PMDL, G.751 Sn bit or G.832
NR/GC bytes
On-chip BERTs for PRBS and repetitive
pattern generation, detection and analysis
Full featured DS3/E3/PLCP alarms
Large performance-monitoring counters for
accumulation intervals up to 1 second
Flexible overhead insertion/extraction ports
for DS3, E3 and PLCP framers
Loopbacks include line, diagnostic, framer
payload and system interface
Ports can be disabled to reduce power
Integrates clock rate adapter to generate the
required 44.736 MHz for DS3, 34.368 MHz
for E3, and/or 52 MHz for arbitrary framing
protocol up to 52 Mbps
8/16-bit generic microprocessor interface
3.3V supply with 5V tolerant I/O
Small high-density Thermally Enhanced (TE)
Chip Scale BGA packaging
IEEE 1149.1 JTAG test port
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