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Contextual Info: Application Note Microelectronics Switching Behavior of the ATTL758X Series of Line Card Access Switches Introduction The ATTL758X series of line-card access switches LCAS are designed to provide power-ringing access and test access on the analog-line card. The

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Contextual Info: Microelectronics Impulse Noise and the ATTL758X Series of Line Card Access Switches Introduction Impulse Noise Requirements Impulse noise1 consists of short-duration, highamplitude bursts or spikes of noise energy, which are much greater than the normal peaks of message

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Abstract: BATTERY GROUND FAULT TRACER
Contextual Info: Microelectronics An Introduction to the ATTL758X Series of Line Card Access Switches Contents Page Introduction. 4-57 Basic Functionality Description .4-58 Switches . 4-58

Contextual Info: Advance Data Sheet February 1996 ~= Al«l Microelectronics ATTL7583A/B Line Card Access Switch Features • Direct pin-for-pin replacement for ATTL7543 ■ Small size/surface-mount packaging ■ Monolithic IC reliability ■ No impulse noise generation ■ No zero cross switching required

Contextual Info: Advance Data Sheet [AT bT ' Microelectronics ATTL7583 Line Card Access Switch Features • Direct pin-for-pin replacement for ATTL7543 ■ Small size/surface-mount packaging ■ Monolithic 1C reliability ■ No impulse noise generation ■ No zero cross switching required

ATTL7551AP

Abstract: ATTL7582AAE
Contextual Info: Advance Data Sheet J j^ A T s T rMicroelectronics ATTL7582 Tip Ring Access Switch The ATTL7582 is designed to provide power ringing access to tip and ring in Central Office, Digital Loop Carrier, Private Branch Exchange, Digitally Added Main Line and Fiber Optic Coax/Fiber in the Loop

ATTL7541

Contextual Info: Advance Data Sheet iATbT rMicroelectronics ATTL7581 Ringing-Access Switch Features • Direct pin-for-pin replacement for ATTL7541 ■ Small size/surface-mount packaging ■ Monolithic IC reliability ■ No impulse noise generation ■ No zero cross switching required

ATT Microelectronics

Abstract: LH1571 LH1061 XFRM
Contextual Info: Microelectronics Using the AT&T LH1571 Protected Power Feed IC Contributed by Randy L. Hafer Application Engineer AT&T Microelectronics Contributed by Craig B. Ziemer Member of Technical Staff AT&T Bell Laboratories Introduction Underwriters Laboratories’ UL standard for tele­

LH1571

Abstract: Protected power feed
Contextual Info: Data Book Solid-State Switches AT&T’s Line Card Access Switches AT&T introduced the ATTL754X product family of line card access switches in 1993. This is the first family of monolithic solid-state switches designed exclusively for analog line card applications that is available as a stan­

Contextual Info: b Microelectronics ATTL7581 Ringing-Access Switch Features • Direct pin-for-pin replacement for ATTL7541 ■ Small size/surface-mount packaging ■ Monolithic IC reliability ■ No Impulse noise generation ■ No zero cross switching required ■ Make-before-break, break-before-make operation

Contextual Info: Advance Data Sheet ;ATCT rMicroelectronics ATTL7582 Tip Ring Access Switch Features • Direct pin-for-pin replacement for ATTL7542 ■ Small size/surface-mount packaging ■ Monolithic 1C reliability ■ No impulse noise generation ■ No zero cross switching required

Contextual Info: Microelectronics ATTL7583 Line Card Access Switch Features • Direct pin-for-pin replacement for ATTL7543 ■ Small size/surface-mount packaging ■ Monolithic 1C reliability power ringing access, line test access test out , and SLIC test access (test in) to tip and ring in Central Of­