ADM5120PS--Chapter 1 Product Overview
ADM5120PS is a high performance, highly integrated, and highly flexible SOC (System-
On-Chip) that facilitates the functionalities of SOHO/SME Gateway, NAT Router, Print
Server, WLAN Access Point and VPN Gateway. ADM5120PS enables the sharing of IP-
based broadband services throughout the home/office using wired/wireless computers,
entertainment equipment, printers, and other intelligent devices.
Internally, the ADM5120PS ASIC consists of a high performance (227 MIPS) embedded
MIPS CPU, an embedded switch engine, 10/100M PHY and interfaces for UART,
SDRAM and Flash. The following diagram illustrates a system configuration that uses
the supported functionalities/facilities of ADM5120PS.
1.1.1 Product Order Information
The ADM5120PS comes in a 208-pin PQFP package
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PSB21553--INCA-IP
The INCA-IP is a cost optimized solution for Voice-over-IP (VoIP) telephony applications
integrating all necessary functions into a single chip.
Internally, the ADM5120PS ASIC consists of a high performance (227 MIPS) embedded
MIPS CPU, an embedded switch engine, 10/100M PHY and interfaces for UART,
SDRAM and Flash. The following diagram illustrates a system configuration that uses
the supported functionalities/facilities of ADM5120PS.
The Analog Front End (AFE) and the Digital Signal Processor (DSP) provide the acoustic
interface and automatic gain control and performs voice signal processing, like echo
cancellation, voice coding and compression, tone detection and generation, as well as
conferencing.
The Ethernet module provides two physical interfaces for connection to the LAN and the
PC. Additionally, the Ethernet module integrates two MAC units and a 3-port switch. This
module handles the voice packets from the LAN and transfers data packets between the
PC and the LAN. Also, network functions such as flow control, voice packet prioritization,
and dynamic data buffering are handled by the Ethernet module.
The Ethernet module provides two physical interfaces for connection to the LAN and the
PC. Additionally, the Ethernet module integrates two MAC units and a 3-port switch. This
module handles the voice packets from the LAN and transfers data packets between the
PC and the LAN. Also, network functions such as flow control, voice packet prioritization,
and dynamic data buffering are handled by the Ethernet module.
The powerful MIPS CPU core executes its software from external memory via the
instruction and data caches and can be seen as the central control unit of the IP phone.
The CPU core provides the platform for the real time operating system (RTOS) on top of
which all protocol stacks for the network interface and the telephony signaling run. It also
controls all user interface functions. The peripherals primarily provide interfaces,
including connection of user control functions of the telephone such as keypad, display,
and LEDs. The INCA-IP is a CMOS device and operates with 1.8 V and 3.3 V supply voltages.
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