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PBL3852

Manufacturer Part Number
PBL3852
Description
Universal Transmission Circuit
Manufacturer
Ericsson
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Description
The PBL 3852 is an universal transmission circuit in bipolar technology that performs
all the speech and line interface functions required to implement an electronic
telephone set suitable for the majority of existing telephone network requirements.
for auxiliary signals to be transmitted like DTMF and hands-free audio signal. The
PBL 3852 has a low current consumption that enables the circuit to work with
reduced performance down to 2.1 volts (4.8 mA) across the circuit. The low current
consumption for a speech circuit is essential in telephone line powered handsfree
designs required to work at long line lengths. The PBL 3852 is especially suitable to
be used with Ericsson handsfree circuits like PBL 3786, PBL 3786/2, PBL 3881 and
PBL 3880 thanks to a specific interfacing arrangement.
the attenuation of the signals due to increasing attenuation with increasing line length.
It is also possible to limit high transmitting signal levels (soft clipping) thus preventing
excessive distortion caused by signal clipping. The gain regulation is set with discrete
external components.
ent parameters individually in certain order, this preventing the interaction between
the same. PBL 3852 has up to four different power supplies to feed microphones,
auxiliary circuits and functions.
Figure 1. Functional diagram.
All pin numbers in this paper refer to DIP package.
Power
down
Easy adaptation of the DC-mask to different line feed systems. A summing point
The transmitting and receiving gains can be regulated in order to compensate for
The circuit is easily adapted to different markets by setting the application depend-
A. Dynamic limiter
B. Sidetone network
C. Gain regulation with line length
13
12
18
Ref.
DC1
6
+
supply
9
DC
+
DC2
supply
8
DC
+
11
3
5
DTMF
2
1
7
PBL 3852
A.
C.
B.
10
Universal Transmission Circuit
+
Ref.
15
+
+
-
14
4 +
17
16
+
(+Line)
(-Line)
Telephone
line
Key Features
18-pin plastic DIP 20-pin plastic SO
Generates its own supply from the
telephone line
Adaptive to all types of telephone line
feeding systems (i.e. 48V 2x200 ,
60V 2x 600 , 48V 2x800 )
Operates down to 2.1V (excl. polarity
bridge)
Adjustable DC-characteristic to the line
Few inexpensive external components
to function
Easy adaptation for various market
needs
Dialler interface with DC-supply, mute,
power -down and DTMF-input
Confidence tone in the receiver at
DTMF-dialling
”Soft clipping” that prevents distortion
at high transmit signal levels
Balanced microphone input for dyna-
mic, and electret microphones
Balanced receiver output for dynamic
and magnetic receiver elements
Transmitter and receiver gain regula-
tion for automatic loop loss compen-
sation (disabled in mute mode)
Four separate DC supplies for different
requirements
High gain of the receiver facilitates
volume control function
Microphone cut-off function possible
by a switch
All gain and frequency setting networks
in Rx, Tx and side tone are referred to
ground
Excellent RFI performance
PBL 3852
PBL 3852
April 1996
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PBL3852 Summary of contents

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... The PBL 3852 is especially suitable to be used with Ericsson handsfree circuits like PBL 3786, PBL 3786/2, PBL 3881 and PBL 3880 thanks to a specific interfacing arrangement. ...

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PBL 3852 Maximum Ratings Parameter Line voltage Line current, continuous DIP Line current, continuous SO package Operating temperature range Storage temperature range Input level (all inputs 0- ohm when artificial line ...

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Electrical Characteristics cable and no line rectifier unless otherwise specified. Amb Ref. Parameter fig. Line voltage, V note Transmitting gain, note Transmitting range of 2 ...

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PBL 3852 Pin Description DIP SO Symbol Description Positive line terminal Slope setting for DC characteristic and sidetone balancing signal output Transmitter amplifier input Internal power supply 5 ...

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Functional Description Design procedure 1. Set the circuit impedance to the line, either 600 or complex. (R19 and C9). C9 should be big enough to give low impedance compared with R19 in the telephone speech frequency band. Too large C9 ...

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PBL 3852 Figure 8. DC-Characteristics Vref R circ . PIN 5.5 10 pin 5 if ...

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RC combination ought to be connected from the other input, pin 13, to ground. An electret microphone with a built in FET amplifier seen from outside as a high impedance constant current generator ...

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PBL 3852 Transmitter amplifier The transmitter amplifier in PBL 3852 consists of three stages. The first stage is an amplitude limiter for the input signal at TI, in order to prevent the transmitted signal to exceed a certain set level ...

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A capacitor is needed at the ...

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PBL 3852 This axis is the total gain, microphone-telephone-line-telephone station. dB The slope is = q/P q a=under comp. b=opt.comp. c=ower comp. approx. center of the regulation P/2 Regulation area 0 Figure 13. Line length regulation. In case no regulation ...

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Transmitter gain Full regulation - 1.00 1.05 Figure 15. Transmitter line length regulation. How to determine the voltage at pin GR for a certain line length 0 certain regulation ...

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PBL 3852 Dynamic limiter The dynamic limiter consists of a full wave rectifier that senses the signal amplitude on the line and produces a control signal that reduces the gain of the transmitter and the receiver when the signal on ...

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Figure 18. The dynamic limiter function Figure 19. Transmitter output signal limiter . See fig. 22 for data. Power down and input PD During pulse dialling or register recall (time controlled line break) the telephone line is interrupted, hence the ...

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PBL 3852 Figure 20. Power down input. Figure 21. Mute input. Mute function The circuit has a mute function at pin 6. By sourcing current into this pin will cut off the gain in the microphone amplifier (attenuation min. 60dB) ...

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R Line and the line feeding data of the exchange. A decoupling capacitor is needed between pins +C and -L. The V +C supply changes its voltage linearly with the line current. It can be used to feed ...

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PBL 3852 PBL 3852 DC2 - Figure 23. DC-2 supply of peripheral circuits and memory retention. Side tone suppression (see fig. 24, 26) The side tone suppression is achieved by adding two signals V+L and ...

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bal and C bal Figure 24. Sidetone balance. What is balancing the ...

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... See figure 29. This methode does not necessarily count out the RFI components that are recommended earlier. <47n 10-100 10-100 <47n PBL3852 Line Figure 28. RFI elimination at receiver amplifier output. ...

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... PC-board. 13). Connect components as close to the IC as possible. Connect especially decoupling capacitors close to the ground pin of the IC. The terminal circuits from Ericsson Components are manufactured in IC processes with large internal capacitors on the chip to counteract RFI disturban- ses in every possible way. The simplest method to test the ...

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PBL 3852 Mute R21 6 R24 C13 C12 R25 DC DC Ref. supply supply R23 DC1 DC2 Power C2 C3 down + + Component list for application with standard line ...

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DC-control Mute Ref. supply supply DC1 DC2 Power down + + Component list for application with line length regulation, 2x200 ...

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PBL 3852 DC-control R21 Mute 6 R24 C13 C12 R25 DC DC Ref. supply supply DC1 DC2 Power down Component list for application with soft ...

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18-pin dual in-line package inches Min. Max A 0.015 B 0.005 C 0.014 0.022 D 0.100 Typ. E 0.210 F 0.115 0.160 G 0.300 0.325 H 0.008 ...

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