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pbl3853

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pbl3853
Description
Universal Speech Circuit
Manufacturer
ETC-unknow
Datasheet

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Description
The PBL 3853 is a biopolar integrated speech circuit with specific parameters making
it highly suitable to be used as a line interface and speech circuit in a telephone line
powered electronic payphone. Emphasis has been put on low current consumption in
the IC thus facilitating that a greater part of the available line current can be used to
power other electrical functions in the design. From a minimum line current of
16 mA, 12 mA at 4.5 V can be used to power auxiliary functions. The circuit can
optionally create an active impedance towards the telephone line, set by external
passive components, to reduce the current consumption for the transmitted signal.
The circuit is designed to be used with a low impedance dynamic microphone but can
be used with an electret type as well. The receiver drives a low ohm dynamic
transducer directly. External clamping diodes are required on the receiver output.
Both transmitter and receiver can be muted separately (receiver cut off). Line length
regulation of the gain is possible in both receiver and transmitter. It is also possible to
use the circuit without regulation. Payphone tones and confidence tone in the recei-
ver at DTMF dialling can be injected directly into the receiver amplifier where their
levels are not affected by line length regulation and without the signal going out on
the line. All pin numbers refer to DIP package unless otherwise noted.
Figure 1. Block diagram. Pin numbers in all figures refer to DIP package.
10
12
13
5
4
6
MA
PBL 3853
+V
14
11
3
2
1
Rx
17
9
Universal Speech Circuit
-
+
+
-
15
Tx
+
-
18
16
7
8
Key Features
Low own current consumption
Can operate both with active and
passive impedance towards the line
Derives a high current from the line
for auxiliary functions, 12 mA at
16 mA line current
Separate mute inputs for transmitter
and receiver (receiver cut off)
Line length regulation possible (line
loss compensation
Comes in 18 pin DIP and 20-pin SO
package
High line current operation, max.
130 mA
Especially suitable for payphone
applications
DTMF - confidence tone input
Excellent RFI performance
PBL 3853
18-pin plastic DIP
20-pin plastic SO
May 1996

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pbl3853 Summary of contents

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Description The PBL 3853 is a biopolar integrated speech circuit with specific parameters making it highly suitable to be used as a line interface and speech circuit in a telephone line powered electronic payphone. Emphasis has been put on low ...

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... E= 50V when artificial line is used 470 F when not used U = 15-16V z R -0- ohm when artificial line is used 5H+ 400 +400 feed 600 + 2 E= 50V PBL3853 C1 5 AC-DC char. adjust R2 Transmitter mute Mic ...

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Absolute Maximum Ratings Parameter Line voltage Continous operating line current, T amb Continous operating line current, T amb Input voltage, all inputs Operation temperature Storage temperature Electrical Characteristics T =+ cable and or line rectifier unless otherwise specified. ...

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PBL 3853 Parameter Symbol Receiver dynamic output voltage Receiver Max. output voltage Transmitter output noise Receiver output noise Mute input voltage at mute (transmit Input voltage at cut off (receive DC-supply current Note: 1. This input ...

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DCAC pin-DIP Figure 5. Pin configuration. Pin Description DIP SO Symbol Output of the transmitter (+Line side ...

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... Case c) above can not be used together with active impedance. Do not use the active impedance if not necessary, it complicates things greatly. A full mathematical expression is found under Detailed Description. +Line PBL3853 Circuit supply I=0.3mA Characteristics The DC - characteristic that a telephone set has to fulfill is mainly given by the network administrator ...

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... The total 3 4 transmitter gain can then be adjusted with the load of the electret microphone buffer amplifier. See figure 9. + Line R1 PBL3853 to gain reg. with line length 6dB) F Circuit supply I=0.3mA 7.5k 13k + 1.2V 37 ...

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PBL 3853 Detailed Description: Expressions for AC-characteristics Z is the impedance that the telephone sees in the telephone line. Z Line (see fig,15.) elements in the telephone set. R1, R2 and C Active impedance: The following expression is derived from ...

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Expression for DC-characteristics. from figure16, (empirical 1 0.14 F ....................................................................................................................................... 0. ...

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... Zbal) Hence R11 to satisfy the balancing criteria. R10 is to set the receiver gain. (can also be a volume control potentiometer.) that are in must TO 18 11k PBL3853 7. Application for lower DC- supply using the microphone amplifier as a shunt regulator. pin 18 ...

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Making any of the impedances unne- cessary high will make the circuit sen- sitive to RFI. All values given here are approximate and serve as starting enti- ties only. The final trimming of side tone network is a cut and ...

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... In case there is a need to minimize the voltage difference between line and V it can be influenced as follows. To start with, the level that sets which way the PBL3853 Circuit supply I=0.3mA 7. ...

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What can be done use more of the transmitter ouput signal for charging the VDC via the T1,. The transmitter output signal passes both R12 and R13. The transmit current that passes R12 is lost regarding the charging ...

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PBL 3853 capacitor to ground if the input tends to pick up noise. This input can also be used as a second input to the transmitter (in-impedance approx gain depending on the arrangement at pin 3) used ...

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PBL 3853 15 ...

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PBL 3853 Ordering Information Package Part No Plastic DIP PBL 3853N Plastic PBL 3853SO Plastic PBL 3853SO-T Information given in this data sheet is believed to be accurate and reliable. However no responsibility is assumed for the consequences of its ...

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