73M1x66 VOIP FXO MicroDAA TM Product Launch Training

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73M1x66VOIP FXOMicroDAATM

Product Launch

Training6th June 2007


Teridian’s Mission: Intelligent integration for an analog worldTeridian’s Mission: Intelligent integration for an analog world

World’s premier IC supplier for Energy and Automation

• Energy measurement & control• Motor control & process instrumentation

Market leader in Secure Access solutions

• Conditional Access card readers• Point of Sale, eBanking & eIdentity

Continued Networking Innovation• Reliable network connectivity• Multi-media QoS connectivity

Energy and Energy and AutomationAutomation

NetworkingNetworking

SecureSecureAccessAccess


Secure Access & Networking Training SeriesSecure Access & Networking Training Series

Set Top Box & Digital TV

Multifunction Printer Fax

VOIP & Access Networking

IP Camera

SIM Card Reader

Point of SaleeIdentityeBanking

Teridian’s Training Series

This is the third in a series of Webex training sessions.

Available on extranet:

MicroDAA Launch Training

Consumer A/V Solutions

June 6th: VoIP FXO Launch Training


Teridian Solutions: Secure Access & NetworkingTeridian Solutions: Secure Access & Networking

System Processor

SmartCard Conditional Access

12xx, 80xx

10/100 Ethernet2123/33

A/V Pro5002/5303

Set Top Box (Consumer A/V)Conditional Access & Connectivity

System Processor

10/100 Ethernet2123/33

VOIP Connectivity (PBX, Gateway)

System Processor

10/100 Ethernet2123/33

SmartCard &SAM Interfaces

80xx

SmartCardEMV Controller

12xx

Point of Sale, eIdentity, eBankingSecure Access & Connectivity

Multifunction Printer/Fax Connectivity

System Processor

10/100 Ethernet2123/33

MODEM19xx/29xx

MODEM19xx/29xx

MODEM19xx/29xx

VOIP FXO1x66


Quiz at the conclusion of the Q&A session

Best Quiz performance in Series wins

Prize

(or similar prize)


73M1x66VoIP FXO

MicroDAATM

Distributor and Representative Training

6th June 2007

Keith ChuSr. Product Line Manager

Modem and VoIP


AgendaAgenda

Welcome and Introduction Teridian is Announcing VOIP and FXO, a primer The 73M1x66 FXO MicroDAATM Technology Collateral and Application Resources Competitive Landscape Tactical

Quiz – Prize for best performance in the Training series.


AnnouncingAnnouncing

May 9th Teridian ships 100M IC’s into STB

May 21st Teridian launches 73M1822 and 73M1922 MicroDAATM for Embedded soft modem applications

May 21st Teridian and ST Micro announce MFP/FAX Reference Design

June 11th Teridian Launches 73M1866 and 73M1966 VOIP FXO for embedded VOIP and PCM applications.


What is VOIP?What is VOIP? Voice over IP is the basis for next

generation networks.

VOIP is efficient and scalable.

VOIP can be; over the public internet (e.g. Skype, Vonage

etc.) over a managed network (e.g. BT-21CN,

Carrier, Enterprise networks etc.)

Cost savings causing rapid transition from traditional PSTN to the NGN.

VOIP still needs access for traditional telephones (FXS) and the PSTN (FXO).

PSTN

Internet TelephonyService Provider

PHONE 1 10BaseT ACT 5VPHONE 2

Resedential

BroadbandAccess

Internet


FXO and FXSFXO and FXS

FXS - Foreign eXchange Subscriber interface (the plug on the wall) delivers POTS service from the local phone company’s Central Office (CO) and is connected to subscriber equipment (telephones, modems, and fax machines). An FXS interface provides the following to a subscriber device: Dial Tone, Battery Current. Ring Voltage

FXO - Foreign eXchange Office is any device that, from the point of view of a telephone exchange, seems to be a regular telephone. As such, it is able to accept ring signals, go on-hook and off-hook, and send and receive voice signals. FXO is a DAA.


Why is FXO important?Why is FXO important?

FXO provides a simple solution to these problems

Reliability PSTN remain functioning even during power failure conditions. Household VoIP hardware uses broadband modems and other

equipment powered by household electricity, which may be subject to outages.

Even with local power still available, the broadband carrier itself may experience outages as well.

Consumer network technologies such as cable and DSL often are not subject to the same restoration service levels as the PSTN.

Emergency calls IP systems makes it difficult to locate network users geographically. Emergency

calls, cannot easily be routed to a nearby call center, and are impossible on some VOIP systems.

Sometimes, VOIP systems may route emergency calls to a non-emergency phone line at the intended department.

In the event that a caller is unable to give an address, emergency services may be unable to locate them in any other way.

Power outage and network interruption prevent the ability to make emergency calls. Difficulty with sending faxes, modems and text telephones

Sending faxes, PoS modems and text telephony over VOIP is limited and may not even possible with some services


Target ApplicationsTarget Applications

Analog Terminal Adapter•Located: Small Family Dwellings

•VOIP: Via FXS or PC (Skype, Vonage)

• FXO: Typically none

•Example Equipment Providers: Audiocodes, Cisco, Digium, Dlink, Linksys, Motorola, Netgear, Siemens, Utstarcom, Vtech, Zoom, Zyxel etc

Analog Terminal Adapter•Located: Small Family Dwellings

•VOIP: Via FXS or PC (Skype, Vonage)

• FXO: Typically none

•Example Equipment Providers: Audiocodes, Cisco, Digium, Dlink, Linksys, Motorola, Netgear, Siemens, Utstarcom, Vtech, Zoom, Zyxel etc

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LANFXS

xDSLPON

Cable

Broadband Gateways•Located: Small/Medium Business and SOHO: Integrated Voice and Data Routers

•VOIP: Via FXS PC (Skype, Vonage)

•FXO: Voice Line to FXO over subscription can be from 2:1, to as many as 16:1

•Example Equipment Providers: Alcatel, Audiocodes, Avaya, Cisco, Dlink, Gohigh, Linksys, Oki, Nortel, Quintum, Siemens, Utstarcom, Welltech

Broadband Gateways•Located: Small/Medium Business and SOHO: Integrated Voice and Data Routers

•VOIP: Via FXS PC (Skype, Vonage)

•FXO: Voice Line to FXO over subscription can be from 2:1, to as many as 16:1

•Example Equipment Providers: Alcatel, Audiocodes, Avaya, Cisco, Dlink, Gohigh, Linksys, Oki, Nortel, Quintum, Siemens, Utstarcom, Welltech

PBX•Located: Enterprises, Medium large Business

•VOIP: Via TDM bus or IP phone

• FXO: Voice Line to FXO over subscription can be from 1:1, to as many as 4:1

•Example Equipment Providers: Aastra, Alcatel, Audiocodes, Avaya, Cisco, Intertel, Mitel, Nortel, Panasonic, Samsung, Siemens, Utstarcom

PBX•Located: Enterprises, Medium large Business

•VOIP: Via TDM bus or IP phone

• FXO: Voice Line to FXO over subscription can be from 1:1, to as many as 4:1

•Example Equipment Providers: Aastra, Alcatel, Audiocodes, Avaya, Cisco, Intertel, Mitel, Nortel, Panasonic, Samsung, Siemens, Utstarcom

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LANFXS

PSTN

FXO

xDSLPON

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LANTDM bus

FXO

HighspeedPipe

PSTN

IP Phone

POTs phones


73M1x66 Device Description73M1x66 Device Description

Line Side Device (1916)

DAA functions

Line Side Device (1916)

DAA functions

Host Side Device (1906)Codec and clock

management functions

Host Side Device (1906)Codec and clock

management functions

Pulse Transformer barrier. Line Side device can be powered by Host

side device

Pulse Transformer barrier. Line Side device can be powered by Host

side device

SP

IP

CM

Control lLogic

GPIO

Compander

Clock

Bar

rier

Inte

rfac

e BarrierDAA

ExternalInterface

DAC , Tx FilterZ- Matching and Line

Driver

Rx Filter & A/D


73M1x66 Feature Overview73M1x66 Feature Overview Standard Interfaces

PCM Highway data interface supporting both slave and master modes SPI control interface, with daisy chain support for up to 16 devices

Designed to provide programmable global DAA compliance FCC, TBR-21, JATE and other PTT standards with single BOM.

Companding G.711 μ Law, A law compliant companding 8kHz sample rate and 16-bit linear mode 80 dB RX/TX dynamic range, THD –80dB

Automatic clock rate detection Additional Features

Low power modes Ground Start or loop start operation support Polarity Reversal detection without host intervention GPIO for user programmable I/O ports Call Progress Monitor. Pass through of caller ID Type I and II.


Typical FXO VOIP ApplicationTypical FXO VOIP Application


73M1x66 MicroDAATM73M1x66 MicroDAATM

73M1866 Advantages

• Single Package (8x8mm)

• Small PCB footprint size

• Barrier Isolation up to 4.5Kv

73M1966 Advantages

• Two Chip set

• Additional GPIO over 1866

• Barrier Isolation 4.5Kv and up

CODEC DAA PSTNSystem and VoiceProcessor

Isolation

BarrierSpeech

PCM Bus

SPI Bus

SPI

SPI

PCM

PCM

Misc

Misc


73M1x66 MicroDAA Benefits73M1x66 MicroDAA Benefits

Pulse Transformer Barrier Advantages

Best in Class RFI & Common Mode noise rejection

• Differential Low impedance barrier I/F

Host powered line interface

• Reliable operation with <8mA loop current

Barrier Isolation dependant upon physical distance and transformer

• Better than 5KV - 73M1966

• Up to 4.5 KV – 73M1866

Programmability Advantages

Global PTT compliant

Programmable DC I-V characteristics

Wide set of selectable terminations for true global compliance and best in class return loss.

1906

(HIC)1916


More MicroDAA BenefitsMore MicroDAA Benefits

Designed to operate over the widest frequency range for PSTN.

Provides excellent voice quality

Uses industry common Interfaces (SPI and PCM)

Selectable Sample Rate

(8KHz and 16KHz)

SPI and PCM I/F

PSTN I/FHOST

ANYWHERE ON

PC BOARD

BARRIER

ISOLATION

BARRIER

PSTN I/F


Why is the 1x66 internal codec useful?Why is the 1x66 internal codec useful?

Standard interface to Voice and network processor is multi-frame PCM (8Khz/8-bit G.711 encoded)

Voice/NetworkProcessor

PCM Framer

SLIC/SLAC SLIC/SLAC SLIC/SLAC FXO

PSTN

High speed TDM bus/ 8KHz 64kbpsframes)

To be compatible SLIC/SLAC and FXO circuit provide G.711 companding.

Competitive FXO requires a separate external codec

Voice processor provides bit rate reductions by transcoding and SD/CNG functions.


What is the difference between 1x22 and 1x66What is the difference between 1x22 and 1x66

CODEC DAA PSTNSystem and VoiceProcessor

Isolation

BarrierSpeech

PCM Bus

SPI Bus

73M1x22

Controller DSP CODEC DAA PSTNSystemProcessor

Isolation

BarrierData PumpData

MAFE

Line side devices very similar. There are some minor differences

Host side devices perform different functions. Feature 1x22 1x66

Terminations 4 16

Sample

Frequency

Variable

8 to 16Khz

8 Khz only

Gain Control None +3 to –2 dB

73M1x66


System FirmwareSystem Firmware

EVM provides window based GUI

Currently available is a Linux 2.6 driver for ARM9 SPI interface support Basic control commands for 1x66 control and event indication

In development a Linux 2.4 MIP 32K driver

Support for driver software for other types of processor and operating systems provided on an as-needed-basis.


MicroDAA Schematic & BOMMicroDAA Schematic & BOM

Additional discrete cost less than $0.75 in volume quantities.

Equitable with competitive solutions

RXM

R2

10M

R12 5.1K

R113K

Q7MMBTA42

13

2

R68 1M C3

0.1uF, 200V

C48

0.1uF

Q6BCP-56

1

23

4

C49100pF

C10.1uF, 200V

C4

10uF

R824.9K, 1%

R9 24.9K, 1%

R5 8.2, 1%

C500.01uF

R3 412K, 1%

U6

73M1916-20

OFH4

VNX5

SCP6

MID7

VPX8

VBG11ACS12

SRE9

SRB10

VNS13VPS14RXP15RXM16TXM17

DCS19

DCD18

DCI1

RGN2

RGP3

DCG20

R66 1M

R6 24.9K, 1%

C38

0.1uFC12

0.1uF

R4

100K, 1%

VPS

C7 2.2uF

C35*1nF, 3KV

TP18VNS

1

-+

BR1HD04

4

1

3

2

C36*1nF, 3KV

C370.01uF

TP14OFH

1

TP15VPS

1

R58 240

L1*600 Ohm

DCS

C9

0.22uF

T1

Pulse TFR

1 4

2 3

F1

TRF600-150

L2*600 Ohm

C100.22uF

+C8

4.7uF

R10

178, 1%

TB03100H

Q3MMBTA42

1

32

J2

4 HEADER

1234

C62.2uF

R65 200

Q4

MMBTA92 1

32 E1

Q5

MMBTA06

1

32

PRP

PRMC13*10pF

C26*1nF

OHS

TXMC14*10pF

VBG1

916

SRE

RGP

ACS

SRB

RXP

C421nF, 300V*

DCI

RGN

C20*

1nF

SCP

VNS

C43*1nF

NOTE: GND for C35 andC36 should be on the hostside of the barrier

DCD

Components marked with * are for EMI/EMC compatibility and can vary from design to design.

R693M


Programmable Global ComplianceProgrammable Global Compliance

COUNTRY ACZ(3:0)/DCIV(1:0) COUNTRY ACZ(3:0)/DCIV(1:0) COUNTRY ACZ(3:0)/DCIV(1:0)

Argentina 0000 / 11 Hong Kong 0000 / 11 Oman 0000 / 10

Australia 0011 / 10 Hungary 0000 / 11 Pakistan 0000 / 10

Austria 0011 / 11 Iceland 0010 / 11 Peru 0000 / 11

Bahrain 0010 / 11 India 0011 / 11 Philippines 0000 / 10

Belgium 0010 / 11 Indonesia 0000 / 11 Poland 0000 / 11

Brazil 0000 / 10 Ireland 0010 / 11 Portugal 0010 / 11

Bulgaria 0011 / 11 Israel 0010 / 11 Romania 0000 / 11

Canada 0000 / 11 Italy 0010 / 11 Russia 0000 / 10

Chile 0000 / 11 Japan 0000 / 11 Saudi Arabia 0000 / 11

China 0000 or 1110 / 10 Jordan 0000 / 10 Singapore 0000 / 11

Columbia 0000 / 11 Kazakhstan 0000 / 10 Slovakia 0011 / 11Croatia

0010 / 11 Kuwait 0000 / 11 Slovenia 0010 / 11

CTR/TBR 21 0010 / 11 Latvia 0010 / 11 S. Africa 0011 / 11

Cyprus 0010 / 11 Lebanon 0010 / 11 S. Korea 0000 / 11

Czech Rep. 0010 / 11 Luxembourg 0010 / 11 Spain 0010 / 11

Denmark 0010 / 11 Macao 0000 / 11 Sweden 0010 / 11

Ecuador 0000 / 11 Malaysia 0000 / 10 Switzerland 0010 / 11

Egypt 0000 / 10 Malta 0010 / 11 Syria 0000 / 10

El Salvador 0000 / 11 Mexico 0000 / 11 Taiwan 0000 / 10

Finland 0010 / 11 Morocco 0010 / 11 Thailand 0000 / 10

France 0010 / 11 Netherlands 0010 / 11 UAE 0000 / 11

Germany 0011 / 11 New Zealand 0011 / 11 UK 0010 / 11

Greece 0010 / 11 Nigeria 0010 / 11 USA 0000 / 11

Guam 0000 / 11 Norway 0010 / 11 Yemen 0000 / 11


How do we ensure global compliance?How do we ensure global compliance?

Three elements of Global Compliance Protection: Standard low cost pulse transformer –

73M1866 (single package) up to 4.5Kv 73M1966 (two chip set) design dependent 4.5Kv and above.

Loop Current: Programmable selection for different country needs. Options for supporting legacy requirements (E.g. European National

requirements that have been superceded by ETSI)

Hybrid: Impedance matching selectable from 16 different configurations. Provides best in class return loss and performance.

Reference Design circuitry based upon 20 years experience. Passes FCC, ETSI and Australia requirements Reports available


73M1x66 Collateral73M1x66 Collateral

Collateral Item Comment

Product Briefs Available on line and hard copy. No NDA required

Datasheets Preliminary available now. Production available June. NDA required.

EVM Users Guide EVM module available now.

Component Reference Schematic and supporting BOM

Available

Customer Performance report Complete performance reports available under NDA only.

PCB layout Guidelines Available June

International approvals and safety guidelines

In progress available end of June

Host Processor Reference Designs ARM 9, Infineon, Viking


73M1x66 EVM73M1x66 EVM Two types of Evaluation Systems Available

Standalone EVM comprises;

• Mother card with PCM and SPI interfaces

• 73M1866 or 73M1966 daughter cards.

• Software options: Windows based GUI and

Linux driver

• Documentation on CD-ROM

KeyChain Boards

• Designed to be wired into an existing platform. Small footprint

• Available with either 73M1866 or 73M1966 devices


Reference DesignsReference Designs Infineon: Vinax-VE/Twinpass CPE

is a full standard compliant xDSL solution for both DSL Broadband access and gateways. Typical applications for this version are VoIP Home gateway, variable broadband IADs, e.g. WiMax, xPON IAD, and SOHO IP PBX.

Figure shows a xDSL VoIP Gateway application example Infineon provides this Reference Design to at least six Taiwan ODM.

TSC Status: Infineon replacing costly

CP Clare FXO with 73M1966. Hi-Priority effort for Infineon

Infineon designed hardware nearly complete

TSC developing drivers, API and modifying demo application.

Available: August 2007

PSTN


FXS and FXO Channel DynamicsFXS and FXO Channel Dynamics Three FXS suppliers VOIP Equipment often uses FXS and FXO in the same box. Manufacturers want to use interoperable FXO and FXS Only SiLabs makes both FXS and FXO Infineon wants displace CP Clare from their existing Reference Design. Now working with TSC. Legerity also want to remove CP Clare as their FXO solution partner.

FXS solution FXO solution

SiLabs SiLabs

ProSLIC

SiLAbs

Si3050/3018

Infineon Infineon

SICOFI/FlexiSLIC

CP Clare CPC5620

Legerity Legertiy

VoiceEdge

CP Clare CPC5620

Goal: Displace CP Clare from existing FXO sockets


Competitive LandscapeRival ComparisonCompetitive LandscapeRival Comparison

CP Clare SiLabs

Device Litelink CPC5622

Computer telephony and gateways, PBXs

Si3050/3018

Computer telephony and gateways, PBXs

Competitors Disadvantage

Litelink requires second Codec to interface to PCM bus interfaces.

Max 3Kv isolation

Line powered DAA, exhibitsLimited signal range, Oscillation in low loop currents

Device is not scalable due to being an electro-optic solution.

More expensive than 1866/1966 solution

Requires special PAD requirements

Their Line powered DAA has weaknesses in long loops, EMI performance not as good as 1x66.

Solution is not single BOM, programmable global compliant

Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt

Litelink has a reputation for being expensive and CP Clare is difficult to work with.

Inflexible pricing of DAA due to lack of competition.

In competition with SLIC/ Manufacturers

Competitive Pitch

The 1x66 solves ALL of Litelink’s disadvantages.

TSC has the only single package DAA (73M1866)

Teridian breaks SiLabs monopoly on pricing and offers the only competitive alternative and the only single package DAA

Programmable global compliance.


Pricing and Lead timesPricing and Lead times

Samples available now Standard Production lead times


Announcement TimelineAnnouncement Timeline

100 Million STB Press Release May 9th

Press Release Announcing 73M1x66 product line June 11th

Press Release Announcing Reference Design Partnership TBD

73M1966 transfer to production June 8th, 2007

Q & AQ & A


Quiz TimeQuiz TimeKeith Chu

Modem and VoIP Marketing

Tel: +1 714 508 8728

[email protected]


Keith Chu

Modem and VoIP Marketing

Tel: +1 714 508 8728

[email protected]

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