A monolithic 70-V subscriber line interface circuit

Pieters, J.F.; Moons, E.; Willocx, E.; Beckers, S.

doi:10.1109/jssc.1986.1052512

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“…A proper symmetric circuit with a conventional feedback that detects these signals and rejects them is required [8]. LB is one of the most important and critical requirements in SLIC and needs a careful system and circuit design.…”

Section: Longitudinal Balance (Lb)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Structured Design of Integrated Subscriber Line Interface System and Circuit

Tajalli

Atarodi²

2005

Analog Integr Circ Sig Process

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A structured design of Subscriber Line Interface System and Circuit will be described. A high level synthesis allows extracting overall system and circuit requirements to satisfy the desired specifications, standards, and a robust implementation. For this purpose, first the output driving stage will be analyzed and then, dc, ac, and longitudinal balance feedbacks will be considered. Then based on extracted system specifications, optimum circuit design of line-driver will be described. High-level design of line-driver as the most important circuit block which is optimized for stability, accuracy, area, and power dissipation will be elaborated.

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Section: Longitudinal Balance (Lb)mentioning

confidence: 99%