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This picture is a block
diagram for NW1034. Only Channel-0 is shown in detail, Channel-1,
Channel-2 and Channel-3 have the same concept. Take Channel-0 as an
example, the analogue signal from SLIC-0 comes to PIN VFXI-0 (Voice
Frequency Transmit Input-0) first, after an Operation Amplifier (the
Gain is Programmable), the signal comes to an A/D converter. After
A/D, the signal is converted into digital signal, and processed by a
DSP core, forming a PCM bit stream. The bit streams from Channel-1,
Channel-2, Channel-3 come to the DSP too, and multiplexed in the
DSP. After multiplexing, the bit streams from the four channels are
formed into a single high speed bit stream, through PCM interface
unit, output to the PCM BUS at PIN DX.
Vise
versa, a single high speed PCM bit stream coming from the back board
PCM bus enters the CODEC at DR PIN, de-multiplexed into four
channels, after D/A converter and an Operation Amplifier, an
analogue signal comes out from PIN VFRO0 (or 1,2,3, for channel
1,2,3 respectively)
FS is a frame
synchronization signal, it is used to define the start/end point of
a frame. BCLK is Bit Clock, used to define the boundary of the bit.
TSX signal is used to indicate that DX pin is out putting bit
steam.
CO, CI CS CCLK is a serial interface to a
micro-controller.
I/O(0-1) and O(2-4) are 5 pins
for SLIC communication.
MCLK is the clock for
DSP, it is not required to be synchronized with BCLK or
CCLK.
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