HC5503C
Data Sheet
June 1998
File Number 4503
Unbalanced PBX/Key System SLIC,
Subscriber Line Interface Circuit
Features
• Monolithic Integrated Device
• Single +5V Supply
The Intersil HC5503C is a low cost Subscriber Line Interface
Circuit (SLIC), that replaces the components of an
unbalanced discrete Analog circuit design. The monolithic
integrated design provides improved performance and
system reliability.
• Controlled Supply of Battery Feed Current for Short Loops
(30mA)
• Allows Interfacing With All Ringing Systems
• Switch Hook Detection
The SLIC provides: current limited DC feed to the subscriber
loop, maintains a flat frequency response over the voice
band and beyond, has self resetting thermal protection that
allows conversation to continue while the fault is present,
provides a TTL subscriber off-hook indication even in the
presence of longitudinal currents, provides unbalanced
2-wire transmission while maintaining an excellent
longitudinal balance and limits system power consumption
on short loops.
• Low Power Consumption During Standby
Applications
• PBX Switches (Analog, Digital or ISDN)
• Key Telephone Systems (KTS)
• ISDN PC Plug in Modems
• ISDN Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) Terminal Adapt-
ers (TA)
The HC5503C provides on-hook transmission and
• CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) Products
longitudinal current rejection in both the on-hook or off-hook
conditions. The SLIC needs only one +5V supply in addition
to the main battery supply (-24V to -58V) for loop current.
Ordering Information
TEMP.
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Available in 22PDIP and 24SO packaging. The HC5503C is
ideally suited as a replacement for discrete line circuits in
low cost analog PABX’s, Small Office/Home Office products
or Small Key Systems.
PART NUMBER RANGE ( C)
PACKAGE
22 Ld PDIP
24 Ld SOIC
PKG. NO.
E22.4
HC5503CCP
HC5503CCB
0 to 75
0 to 75
M24.3
Block Diagram
BGND
TIP
RING
C1
TF
TX
SPEECH CIRCUIT
LOOP FEED
VB(INT)
RX
V
BAT
LOOP DETECTOR
SHD
BIAS
RS
DGND
VCC
AGND
CAUTION: These devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharge; follow proper IC Handling Procedures.
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