hobbyist telephony chipset suggestions?

Hi All,

Thanks for the feedback on this forum so far.

For the telephony application I have in mind (a hobby project), I foun BCM1111 to be most suitable.

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This chipset has a MIPS core (300+ MHz), DSP, USB 1.1, TWO ethernet ports and analog telephony interface.

However, from a hobbyist pov, any suggestions which come as close to thi chipset as possible which are also low-cost and readily available?

Yes, I need all that horsepower and interfaces.

Thanks.

Reply to
kalyanamsaritha
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What is the kind of requirements you have w.r.t your project. That answer can shorten the search for the alternative chipset .

Karthik Balaguru

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karthikbalaguru

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Exactly those provided by BCM1111 :)

  1. 300+ MHz CPU
  2. DSP
  3. TWO or more ethernet ports (MAC + PHY included preferable)
  4. Analog telephony interface (High voltage + SLIC + codecs)
  5. USB

Hope this list helps.

Thanks.

Reply to
kalyanamsaritha

Interesting set of requirements !! But, i think, that many processors nowadays come up with these supports with them.

ARM926EJ-S has support used to optimize virtually any type of media processing. It reduces the clock cycles required to execute a typical voice encoder. It has many other features that you require. You can check out OMAP 59xx series of processors that are dual core ( ARM9 + C55x DSP ) and have DSP support also.

Karthik Balaguru

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karthikbalaguru

ARM926EJ-S was one of my earlier choices, and yes, it is has a juicy MH and DSP. However, the peripherals matter for me also, and this is where i is lacking, especially, the 2-port ethernet and analog telephony par (normally achieved via a Si3210 + Si3201).

Reply to
kalyanamsaritha

Consider a Virtex4. You can instantiate two MACs on it, attach two PHYs (the eval board only has one, but I think there is a different EVB that already has two). You can have two PPC cores in it, or one core and whatever filters you want implemented in "hardware" in the FPGA.

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larwe

Did you check DaVinci Processors from TI ? I find that there are many solutions available w.r.t it that support a broad portfolio (Broadband access equipments,VOIP,Videophones and so on), and hence should be having the necessary peripherals/support for you .

Karthik Balaguru

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karthikbalaguru

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