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AN1000
Chipset
- 100 Kbps Throughput
- <450 kHz
- 3-Chips
- PLC1000A
and PLC100D Physical Layer Controllers are analog and
digital chips, respectively, which provide the powerline transceiver functions
and implement Adaptive Networks' patented adaptive wideband synchronization, equalization,
modulation/demodulation, and forward error correction functions. As the PLC1000A
and PLC1000D are custom chips, with highly integrated analog and digital functions,
complicated external circuitry is not needed.
- DLP Chip
(see below)
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AN192
Chipset
- 19.2 Kbps Throughput
- <450 kHz
- ISO Standard for
Refrigerated Shipboard Containers
- 2 Chips
- The PLC192
is a custom, digitally controlled analog chip that provides the powerline transceiver
functions and implements Adaptive Networks' patented adaptive spread spectrum
synchronization, equalization, and modulation/demodulation functions. As the PLC192
is a custom chip, with highly integrated analog functions, complicated external
circuitry is not needed.
- DLP Chip
(see below)
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AN48
Chipset
- 4.8 Kbps Throughput
- 9 -95 kHz (CENELEC
compliant)
- IEC Standard for
Meter Reading
- 2 Chips
- The PLC48 is
a custom, digitally controlled analog chip that provides the powerline transceiver
functions and implements Adaptive Networks' patented adaptive spread spectrum
synchronization, equalization, and modulation/demodulation functions. As the PLC48
is a custom chip, with highly integrated analog functions, complicated external
circuitry is not needed.
- DLP Chip
(see below)
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DLP Chip is a network
communications micro-controller used in the AN1000, AN192 and AN48
Chipsets incorporating an enhanced 65C02 core. The DLP manages the PLC48, controls
the powerline network communications protocols, and performs error correction
and detection. In addition to supporting the powerline communications functions,
the DLP has sufficient processing bandwidth to be used as the controller for OEM
applications, which would otherwise require an external micro-controller. The
DLP supports a set of OEM-definable network architecture options and provides
standard RS-232 and parallel interface protocols.
Powerline
Products FAQs (pdf)
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