
Product Brief
April 2000
T8301/T8302
Phone-On-A-Chip
TM
IP Solution
Application
I
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone
Features
I
Lucent Technologies Microelectronics Group has
introduced a highly integrated VoIP telephone solu-
tion
I
Highest integration in the market
—
Phone-On-A-Chip
is a two-chip solution
T8301 is the digital signal processor (DSP) chip
with Lucent's DSP1627 core
T8302 is the controller chip with an ARM940T
core processor
— Requires few external components
— 10/100 Mbits/s Ethernet LAN interface
— Clear roadmap to provide a single-chip solution as
part of a complete product line
—
Complete system solution includes Wind River
SystemsVxWorks
1
real-time operating system
(RTOS), TrilliumDigital Systems
2
H.323, Lucent’s
voice codecs
I
Complete VoIP telephone solution
— No dependency on external processor
— All of the required software components provided
in the form of binary and/or source code
— Development board with integrated demo voice
application using H.323 protocol
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Highest performance
— T8301 supports clock speed up to 80 MHz
— T8302 has ARM940T processor capable of run-
ning up to 60 MHz speed
— Adaptable acoustic echo cancellation algorithm
—
Trillium
Digital Systems
highly modular and effi-
cient H.323 protocol stack
I
Support for multiple standards
— Codecs: G.711, G.723.1, G.729A, G.729B, G.722
—
ISO
3
8802.3 1993, IEEE
4
802.3u 1995, and IEEE
802.3x 1995 10Base-T and 100Base-X
— USB host port compatible with OpenHCI (Open
Host Controller Interface) Release 1.0
— ITU-T H.323 protocol stack and RTP/RTCP
— TCP, UDP, and IP
Description
The
Phone-On-A-Chip
is a complete VoIP solution con-
sisting of an integrated DSP chip (T8301) and an
ARM
5
processor with various peripheral interfaces (T8302).
These two chips, along with a few other components,
provide all the active functions required to implement a
complete VoIP based telephone. As shown in Figure 1,
chip set interfaces have been provided to allow direct
integration into a system design, reducing time to mar-
ket, implementation risk, and component cost.
The network interface is implemented as an autonegoti-
ating 10/100 Mbits/s Ethernet based LAN. An additional
PHY allows connection of a PC to the network as well.
The T8301 and T8302 devices are further detailed in
their respective data sheets. These data sheets can be
found at www.lucent.com/micro/phone_chip.
1. Wind River Systemsand VxWorksare registered trademarks of Wind
River Systems Inc.
2. Trillium and Trillium Digital Systemsare registered trademarks of Trillium
Digital Systems, Inc.
3. ISO is a registered trademark of the International Organization for Stan-
dardization
4. IEEEis a registered trademark of the Institute of Electrical and Electron-
ics Engineers, Inc.
5. ARM is a registered trademark of ARM Ltd.
5-9438F
Figure 1. Phone-On-A-ChipDevelopment Board Block Diagram
KEYBOARD/LED MATRIX
MEMORY
FLASH
SDRAM
MEMORY
MSG LED
SPKR LED
SWITCH HOOK
LCD
DISPLAY
16
JTAG
JTAG
EMI
UART
SSI
USB
IrDA
LUCENT
T8301
DSP
SIO
BIO
ARM
AMP
AMP
AMP
AMPS
JTAG
SPEAKER-
PHONE
HANDSET
SERIAL EEPROM
USB SOCKET
IrDA TRANSCEIVER
XFMR
ETHERNET PORT 1
XFMR
ETHERNET PORT 2
PHY
PHY
ETHERNET
SPEAKER #1
SPEAKER #2
MIC
LUCENT
T8302
ARM
KLC
INTERFACE
DSP
INTERFACE
PPIO
JTAG
WALL JACK