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Contextual Info: Preliminary Data Sheet July 1995 m A T& T Microelectronics DSP1605 Digital Signal Processor 1 Features 2 Description • For 5 V operation: — 25 ns instruction cycle time 40 MIPS — 30 ns instruction cycle time (33 MIPS) ■ For 3.3 V operation: — 31.25 ns instruction cycle time (32 MIPS)

intel 4040

Abstract: DSP1605 5-4001 DB3C intel 4008 te 4017 tl 4013 540T2 motorola XT 1606 RM RSTB14
Contextual Info: Preliminary Data Sheet July 1995 £ 3 A TgT Microelectronics DSP1605 Digital Signal Processor • 1 Features 2 Description ■ For 5 V operation: — 25 ns instruction cycle time 40 MIPS — 30 ns instruction cycle time (33 MIPS) ■ For 3.3 V operation:

block diagram of microcontroller based caller id

Abstract: block diagram of microcontroller based telephone caller id microcontroller based caller id pin diagram of ic 7495 Internal diagram of ic 7495 application of microcontroller based telephone caller id CID Technologies dtmf interface with microcontroller DSP1605 LY30
Contextual Info: Advance Product Note January 1999 Lucent Technologies LY30 CID Demodulator Bellcore CID Demodulator 1 Features • Support for Bellcore CID ■ Support for VMWI (visual message waiting indicator) ■ Digital automatic gain control in CID mode ■ Programmable thresholds for DTMF detection

LUCENT DSP1610

Abstract: mip 4140 DSP1610 Simulator DSP1605 DSP1609 RMM2 user guide PT 10000 lucent DSP 312C0
Contextual Info: Information Manual June 1998 DSP1609 Digital Signal Processor For additional information, contact your Microelectronics Group Account Manager or the following: http://www.lucent.com/micro INTERNET: docmaster@micro.lucent.com E-MAIL: N. AMERICA: Microelectronics Group, Lucent Technologies Inc., 555 Union Boulevard, Room 30L-15P-BA, Allentown, PA 18103

samsung "nand flash" derating

Abstract: XTAL1 4m MG30
Contextual Info: Information Manual March 1998 Lucent Technologies MG30 NAND FlashTAD — CID/AECS 4 Electrical Characteristics and Requirements 4.1 Absolute Maximum Ratings Stresses in excess of the absolute maximum ratings can cause permanent damage to the device. These are abso­