B. Zojer et al., A broadband high-voltage SLIC for a splitter- and transformerless combinedADSL-Lite/POTS linecard, IEEE J SOLI, 35(12), 2000, pp. 1976-1987
A monolithic broadband subscriber line interface circuit (B-SLIC) has been
integrated in the Smart Power Technology SPT170B, combining the functionali
ty of an analog 150-V ringing SLIC with that of a line driver for ADSL-Lite
data signals, Thus the B-SLIC is the key circuit for the realization of a
very compact integrated voice data (IVD) central office linecard that neith
er needs analog filters ("POTS-splitter") nor transformers or relays. In sp
ite of the fundamental voltage/frequency tradeoff, the B-SLIC is able to fe
ed high de or ring voltages to the line, while simultaneously acting as voi
ce and data transceiver. Total harmonic distortion values are below -60 dB
even for a high 25-V-pp/550-kHz sine wave signal into a 200 Omega load; ADS
L-signal-based multitone power ratio (MTPR) measurements also yield results
better than 60 dB, Power dissipation in simultaneous voice and data operat
ion is about 2.2 W.