Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
On Wednesday 07 June 2006 11:19, Matt Florell wrote:
turned on and off as needed by it's firmware. The Digium card uses an
Oki chipset that has a smaller echo tail length and is hard-coded into
the firmware so you cannot change it.
Actually Oki's just the fab. Oki is one of several manufacturers who will
make you your custom silicon, if the quantities are right. We buy ASICs from
an OEM for vector-control VFD products. The OEM has Oki fab and package the
chip.
OKI produce a lot of telecoms chips of their own, and they also have a
foundry business. They do produce their own echo cancellers, as well as
other DSP functions for telecoms. What makes you think these are foundry
chips?
Steve
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