PXB 4220 E V3.4-G Infineon Technologies, PXB 4220 E V3.4-G Datasheet - Page 16

• Manufacturer Part Number: PXB 4220 E V3.4-G
• Description: IC ATM/IP INTERWORKING BGA-256
• Manufacturer: Infineon Technologies

Specifications of PXB 4220 E V3.4-G

• Applications: *
• Mounting Type: Surface Mount
• Package / Case: 256-BGA
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Other names: PXB4220EV3.4X; PXB4220EV34GXP; SP000017873

• IMA interface:
• 8 generic framer interfaces with integrated transmit clock selector supporting
• UTOPIA industry standard interface:
• 16-bit generic microprocessor interface for control and configuration of the chip runs
• External synchronous Flow-Through SSRAM 1 x 64k x 33 bit or 1 x 64k x 32 bit
• Build-in data path loops for test
• Cell insertion/extraction via microprocessor interface
• 3.3 Volt power supply with 5 Volt tolerant inputs
• Typical power dissipation 1 Watt
• P-BGA-256 package
• Temperature range from -40° to +85°C
Data Sheet
– Internal clock recovery circuit using Synchronous Residual Time Stamp (SRTS, for
– Trunk freezing and conditioning according to Bellcore TR-NWT-000170 [14]
– Programmable threshold between read and write pointer of Mapping Buffer
– Output Signal for buffer threshold crossing
– Output Signal for discarded cell
– Output pins for port number indication
– Synchronous Mode (SYM) for E1
– Generic Interface Mode (GIM)
– FALC Mode (FAM): Glue-less interface for Infineon’s Framer and Line Interface
– Echo Canceller Mode (EC): ATM cells are duplicated internally and transmitted via
– Level 2 in slave mode; 8 data, 5 address lines
– Level 1 in master/slave mode
– UTOPIA clock up to 38.88 MHz
either in Intel 386EX or Motorola compatible mode
required
fully filled cells only) or Adaptive Clock Method (ACM) for unstructured CES ports.
For SRTS a patent fee needs to be paid. Optionally, it’s possible to order the PXB
4221 device, which comes without SRTS clock recovery.
Components (FALC)
two framer ports
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PXB 4219E, PXB 4220E, PXB 4221E
IWE8, V3.4
2003-01-20
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