MX613 Datasheet, PDF (1/10 Pages) CML Microcircuits – Global Call Progress Detector

DATA BULLETIN
MX613 ^{Global Call Progress Detector}
• MX•COM MiXed Signal CMOS
• Covers Worldwide Call Progress Frequencies
(300Hz TO 2150Hz)
• Decode Single or Modulated Tones
PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
• Analog In / Serial Data Out
• µProcessor Compatible Outputs
• Speech Discrimination Ability
• Low Power Operation
VDD
SIGNAL IN
LEVEL IN
SERIAL CLOCK
CHIP SELECT
SERIAL OUTPUT
PORT (6-BITS)
CS
LATCH
LEVEL
DETECTOR
FILTER &
BAND SELECTOR
f
f/4
HI / LO BAND
COUNT
FREQUENCY
COUNTER
RESET
DECODE
ON / OFF
HI / LO
DATA OUT
012345
TIME
VBIAS
V _SS
f/4
SIGNAL QUALITY GOOD/BAD
ASSESSOR
LOGIC
RESET
RESET
CS
HI / LO
TIME
XTAL/CLOCK
3.579545MHz
CLOCK
GENERATOR
TIMER
LO = 39.4ms
HI = 13.16ms
IRQ
XTAL
AVAILABLE
PACKAGES
MX613DW
16-pin SOIC
MX613P
14-pin PDIP
The MX613 is a wide-band, ‘N-Tone’ non-predictive tone decoder that measures telephone system call progress
tones in PABX, Pay/Feature-Phone, Fax and Modem systems.
Adhering to Must/Must-Not Decode limits and able to measure inband frequencies in outband modulation, this
decoder measures the frequency of input signals in the range 300 to 2,150Hz. The result of each measurement is
presented to a system µProcessor as a 6-bit serial word.
The decode frequency range, which covers the world's call progress application spectrum, is processed internally
as two bands: LO = 300 to 660Hz and HI = 900 to 2150Hz. Frequency measurement is achieved by counting the
number of cycles in a set time period
(LO = 39.47ms or HI = 13.16ms). Bad signal/level quality or NOTONE results in a count-abort, timing-reset and no
output from the decoder.
Front-end filtering is achieved using our patented Auto-Correlator. Current frequency information is output for the
µProcessor using a Serial Data, Clock and Interrupt interface.
Data from the MX613 should be processed by a µProcessor whose algorithms are able to recognize the
frequency, sequence and/or cadence of input signals as national call progress information; e.g.: ‘Dial,’ ‘Busy,’
‘Number-Unobtainable,’ ‘Ringing’ and automatic tones used by fax and modem systems. Software can be simply
configured to reject speech frequencies.
Available in SOIC and PDIP packages, this low-cost, mixed signal IC has a typical power requirement of less
than 1mA at 3 volts and utilizes a telecom-system clock input of 3.579545MHz to maintain frequency accuracy.
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