L3234 - L3235
OPERATION DESCRIPTION
The Fig. 3 show the simplified circuit configuration
of the L3234 Solid State Ringing injector when
used with the L3235 Line Feeder.
Figure 3: L3234/L3235 Circuit Configuration
+100V GND +5V
C100 CVCC
A
TIP
LINE TERMINALS
B
RING
CO1
CO2
RO1
RO2
V100 GND VCC
OUT1
6
4
3
5
RINGING INJECTOR
7
OUT2
L3234
LINE FEEDER
L3235
CS
CS
GND
-VBAT
2
1
VA
CA
D94TL132
VA
EXTERNAL COMPONENTS LIST
In the following table are shown the recommended external components values for L3234.
Ref.
R01, R02
C01, C02
CA
C100
CVCC
Value
82Ω
10µF - 160V
4.7µF - 10V
100nF - 100V
100nF
Involved Parameter or Function
Ringing Feeding Series Resistors
Ringing Feeding De coupling Capacitors
Low Level Ringing Signal De coupling Capacitor
Positive Battery Filter
+5V Supply Filter
When the ringing function is selected by the sub-
scriber card, a low level signal is continuously ap-
plied to pin 1 through a de coupling capacitor. Then
the logical ring drive signal CS provided by L3235 is
applied to pin 2 with a cadenced mode.
The ringing cycles are synchronised by the L3234
in such a way that the ringing starts and stops al-
ways when the analog input signal crosses zero.
When the ringing injection is enabled (CS = "1"),
an AC ringing signal is injected in a balanced
mode into the telephone line.
When the ringing injection is disabled (CS = "0"),
the output voltage on OUT2 raises to the high
power supply, whereas on OUT1, it falls down to
ground.
The L3234 has a low output impedance when
sending the signal, and high output impedance
when the ringing signal is disabled
In fig. 4 the dynamic features of L3234 are
shown.
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