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Industry's first DSP controller with
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TI ships 35 millionth DSP solution
   to 3Com
TMS320: Bringing ease-of-use and
   faster time-to-market to
   DSP designers
App Report: The implementation
   of G.726 Adaptive Differential
   Pulse Code Modulation
   (ADPCM) on TMS320C54x DSP

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Memory device offers a burst
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   Mixed-Signal and Analog
PCM codec/filter combos
Audio Power Program
The latest scoop on OHCI,
   PHY devices
2.5-V voltage supervisor
Video decoder/encoder chips
   for high-quality video
High-speed op amp
Infrared controller, transceiver
Universal Bus Transceiver
MOSFET drivers

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Infrared controller, transceiver

Two new TI devices provide the first fully compliant high-speed IrDA solution available. The TIR2000 infrared controller and TSLM1100 transceiver support IrDA 1.0 and 1.1, the main standards for infrared data communications, up to 4 Mbps. The controller also supports amplitude shift keying (ASK) and TV infrared standards. Suitable applications include PC and notebook computers, printers, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and telephones.

How the TIR2000 works

The TIR2000 controller serves as an interface between the ISA bus and the transceiver. It encodes and decodes information for conformance to the appropriate IR standard. It also converts data into a format that can be transmitted by the infrared transceiver. A selectable 16/64-byte FIFO helps increase system interrupt and DMA efficiency. Power management function and 5-V or 3.3-V operation provide low power consumption in battery-operated systems.

TSLM1000 transceiverThe TSLM1100 transceiver includes a pin photodiode, a two-path receiver with LED driver and an 870-nm LED. CMOS process enables a high level of integration for improved reliability. The transceiver interfaces directly with an IrDA controller and operates at data rates from 2400 bps to 4 Mbps.

TIR2000 64-pin TQFP $6.43
TSLM1100 No package designator $5.55

Suggested resale pricing in U.S. dollars in 1K quantity.

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