Multimedia SoC Technology

   
  ASTRI ARM9E ITU-T DTMF Encoder
   
 

Processor
ARM ARM9E family and above with DSP extensions

Background
DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) is the most common signaling method used within the telephone network, and has now largely replaced loop disconnect ("pulse") dialing. DTMF works by employing pairs of tones to code the digits 0-9, #, * and A-D. DTMF are now also being used for callers to service centers to select desired services via telephones.

 
Standard Features
Implementation according to ITU-T Q23 and Q24
DTMF signal sampling frequencies: 8KHz
Provides mono output
 
ASTRI Specific Features
Provides multiple-encoder instance
User-defined signal durations for operation and non-operation
User-defined signal levels on-the-fly
Provides API for streaming application
OS compatibility: Embedded Linux (Monta Vista, Candenux), Non-OS, ARM RealView
Memory requirements: 12KByte (Program and Data)
 
Performance
ASTRI ARM9E ITU-T DTMF encoder is optimized for the ARM9E architecture. The performance is depended on several factors of the target ARM9E platform:
I-Cache size
D-Cache size
SDRAM speed
Availability of TCM
Please make enquires on the performance for a specific ARM9E platform.