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Электронный компонент: SignalSphereCBP3.0

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An ARM7TDMI
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control processor (CP).
The CP performs all control functions,
including protocol stack, user interface,
and hardware interface
Two OakDSPCore Digital Signal
Processors. One DSP assists the modem
hardware. The other performs vocoder
operations for QCELP-13 and EVRC
Mixed signal logic for the Rx ADC, Rx
Filter, Tx Filter, Tx DAC, PLL, voice codec,
and auxiliary digital-to-analog (DAC) and
analog-to-digital (ADC) functions
Special purpose logic providing signal
processing, modulation, demodulation,
hardware accelerators, and interfaces for
keypad and display
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The LSI Logic CBP3.0 chip is the most highly-integrated CDMA processing
solution available today for wireless handset designers. Thanks in large part to
the company's leading-edge G11
TM
CMOS process technology, which features
0.18-micron (Leff) gate length devices, system designers can pack more perfor-
mance and functionality into an ever-smaller footprint, supported by leading-
edge packaging capabilities. Phone manufacturers can use this integration to
reduce overall product size and power consumption while increasing reliability.
The CBP3.0 integrates voice codingincluding mixed-signal analog and digital
capabilitieswith a seamless interface to baseband modem, speaker, microphone
and IF/RF devices. The specific CDMA blocks include:
Two standard CDMA vocoders
Transmit digital-to-analog
(EVRC and QCELP13)
converter (DAC)
AMPS capability
Receive and transmit modems,
Receive filter
Phase-locked loops (PLL)
Transmit filter
Auxiliary DACs
Receive analog-to-digital
Voice codec
converter (ADC)
The chip also includes an on-chip ARM7TDMI
TM
control processor with
on-chip RAM, two OakDSPCore
digital signal processors (DSPs), DSP program
RAM/ROM, data RAM, digital logic for most modem functions, accelerators
and glue logic.
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Display 858
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Tx
Modem
Serial
I/O
AMPS
LSI Logic CDMA Baseband Processor (CBP3.0)
Keypad
Interface
Control
Processor
Display
Par. Port
Data
Memory
Program
Memory
Auxiliary
DACs
Mixed Signal Logic
Digital Logic
Voice
Synthesis
Voice
Synthesis
Voice
DAC
Voice
ADC
Voice
Analysis
TX
DAC
Rx
ADC
Rx
Modem
PLLs
QDM
QM
Aux ADC
Rx
Filter
RF
Reconst
Filter
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Simplified Block Diagram - CDMA Baseband Processor
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Low power consumption: Unique design
consumes less than 1mW during paging
and standby modes
Slotted-Paging Implementation:
Increases standby over conventional
implementations
Small size: The CBP at 16mm x 16mm
with 0.8mm pitch, featuring LSI Logic's
280-pin Chip Scale Package (CSP) mount-
ing technology is unmatched in its size-
to-performance ratio
Cost: Single chip integration of both
digital and mixed signal functions greatly
reduces manufacturing and material
costs, optimizing end-product value
Performance: The CDMA Baseband
Processor meets IS-95B requirements
including support for 64Kbps data rate
on the forward link
Time to Market: The CBP's powerful com-
bination of the ARM7TDMI processor and
dual OakDSPCore DSPs implementing
IS-95B functions lets product designers
focus on production issues rather than
CDMA integration
LSI Logic logo design and CoreWare are registered trade-
marks and G11 is a trademark of LSI Logic Corporation.
OakDSPCore is a registered trademark of DSP Group, Inc.,
used under license. ARM is a registered trademark of
Advanced RISC Machines Limited, used under license. All
other brand and product names may be trademarks of their
respective companies.
LSI Logic Corporation reserves the right to make changes to
any products and services herein at any time without notice.
LSI Logic does not assume any responsibility or liability
arising out of the application or use of any product or service
described herein, except as expressly agreed to in writing by
LSI Logic; nor does the purchase, lease, or use of a product
or service from LSI Logic convey a license under any patent
rights, copyrights, trademark rights, or any other of the
intellectual property rights of LSI Logic or of third parties.
Copyright 2000 by LSI Logic Corporation.
All rights reserved.
For more information please call:
LSI Logic Corporation
North American Headquarters
Milpitas, CA
Tel: 800.574.4286
LSI Logic Europe Ltd
European Headquarters
United Kingdom
Tel: 44.1344.426544
Fax: 44.1344.481039
LSI Logic KK Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Tel: 81.3.5463.7165
Fax: 81.3.5463.7820
LSI Logic web site:
www.lsilogic.com
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As with so many other SoC applications in the communications and networking
arena, LSI Logic's unique CoreWare
design methodology and library of building
blocks provides system designers with unsurpassed flexibility. CDMA cellular
and PCS vendors can take advantage of CoreWare technology to add value and
specific features to the single CDMA chip for dramatic product differentiation
all while accelerating time to market by shortening the product development
cycle and paving a smooth technology migration path into the future. Potential
value-added functionality may include a customized display interface; a DSP
dedicated to voice processing that can be used for voice recognition purposes;
and support for various Flash/RAM types, sizes, and speeds.
The single-chip integration helps reduce power consumption because the signals
pass between the on-chip functions blocks rather than between multiple chips at
the I/O drive level. Additionally, the single chip's digital circuitry operates at
only 1.8 volts, significantly reducing power consumption. Working in
conjunction with on-chip 3.3-volt mixed-signal circuitry (which includes a
phase-locked loop, voice codec, receive and transmit paths, and auxiliary ADC
and DAC units), the chip's digital 1.8-volt operation and sophisticated power-
saving capabilities pave the way for battery life increase.
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Worlds first single chip CDMA baseband processor