First discussed in January, TI's ADSL products are available in sample quantities. The family of products include three chipsets that leverage a fully-programmable DSP ADSL transceiver.
Service providers can deploy ADSL services rapidly and cost-effectively for a competitive advantage.
This is especially important since splitterless is a version of DSL with the potential to reduce installation costs and accelerate market acceptance. Also, the scalability of the architecture allows modem designs to support bit rates less than 1 Mbps and up to 8 Mbps so manufacturers can address both consumer and business markets. With proven leadership in these areas and advanced Amati software technology TI will enable the deployment of ADSL to the mass market, provide a low total cost of ownership and bridge the gap from voiceband to broadband technology. Complete adapter card production reference designs based on the '2000P will also be offered. These designs will help PC and modem vendors bring their products to market faster.