Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "DOCSIS",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release D/A convertor simplifies RF design from
Maxim Integrated Products, which we summarised at the time by saying "The MAX5881 solution is ideal for Docsis 3.0-compliant edge QAM devices and cable modem termination systems".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release RF chipset takes cables to broadband speed from
Anadigics: "Two-device chipset eases RF design for cable modems designed to meet the new DOCSIS 3.0 standard".
In May 2007, we covered the news from Texas Instruments (April 2006-)
concerning its Puma 5
- take a look at DSP design runs latest cable modem specs
which says: "Cable modem architecture will enable fast adoption and deployment of advanced DOCSIS 3.0 specification-based products".
Take a look also at the news release from Microtune, DOCSIS-compliant 1GHz input tuner for cable modems,
as well as Cable box chip keeps up with DOCSIS standards from STMicroelectronics,
and Network tester improves VoIP coverage from JDSU.
See also:
Voice-over-cable design adds wireless LAN
(October 2005)
Texas Instruments has expanded its industry-leading voice-over-cable platform by incorporating wireless LAN into a single VoCable gateway
Chipset enables wideband DOCSIS cable modems
(August 2005)
A new advanced voice-over-cable (VoCable) chipset and wideband DOCSIS reference design will help drive the continued global growth of voice over IP
Convertors boast of AC performance
(February 2005)
The fastest ADC in Linear Technology's recently announced LTC2220 family achieves extremely low power consumption with excellent AC performance
Terayon signs up for silicon and software
(February 2005)
Terayon Communication Systems has selected TI as its primary silicon and software provider for its latest generation of cable customer premises equipment (CPE) platforms
Collaboration to deliver data and voice
(November 2004)
Arris has selected TI as its primary supplier of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) silicon and software for DOCSIS and Euro-DOCSIS based voice-enabled cable modems
New architecture optimises voice over cable
(October 2004)
Texas Instruments has unveiled its next-generation architecture for voice over cable (VoCable) products
Legacy services shift to new network technologies
(June 2004)
Zarlink Semiconductor and Axerra Networks have completed interoperability testing for T1/E1 circuit connectivity over IP/Ethernet networks
Platform speeds set-top box development
(December 2003)
Humax has used the Wind River Platform for Consumer Devices in developing its first products for the OpenCable standard
Reference design makes a PVR tuner in seven chips
(July 2003)
Zarlink Semiconductor has unveiled a production-ready blueprint for a complete tuner subsystem used in a digital cable PVR
Cable modem chip supports new specs
(February 2003)
Vendors designing DOCSIS 2.0-based cable modems can now leverage the same platform from Texas Instruments that was successful in Certification Wave 24 DOCSIS 2.0 testing
Design platform aids voice over IP certification
(January 2003)
Texas Instruments reckons its PacketCable voice-enabled design platform is a major step toward delivering IP voice services over cable
Approval for DOCSIS 2.0 set top box solution
(December 2002)
TI's DOCSIS 2.0 solution has received certification from Cable Television Laboratories in the first DOCSIS 2.0 certification wave
Transceiver aids cable modem qualification
(September 2002)
An Arris VoIP cable modem using Microtune transceiver technology has earned Euro-DOCSIS 1.1 qualification in the recent testing wave performed by tComLabs in Ghent, Belgium
Modem certified to European cable specs
(September 2002)
Texas Instruments is claiming further technology leadership in DOCSIS with the certification of the Arris Touchstone Telephony voice-enabled cable modem by the Euro-DOCSIS Certification Board
News on the Euro-DOCSIS 1.1 cable modem solution from Texas Instruments (April 2001-March 2006)
(August 2002)
Toshiba's PCX2500 cable modem has become the first device to be qualified to the Euro-DOCSIS 1.1 data over cable service interface specification
Cable modem chip tackles voice over IP
(July 2002)
LSI Logic has celebrated shipping one million units of its L2161 universal cable transceiver solution for DOCSIS cable modems with the release of a new cable modem product
Demodulator features in approved cable modems
(July 2002)
Cable modem models featuring the LSI Logic L2161 single-chip demodulator have received DOCSIS 1.1 (data over cable service interface specification) and DOCSIS 1.0 certification from CableLabs
Chipset aids approval for cable modems
(June 2002)
TI has kept up its 100% pass rate for all DOCSIS cable modem vendors who used TI chips and software in certification waves 19, 20, 21 and 22
Super-fast 12bit ADC handles European cable specs
(June 2002)
According to Analog Devices, the AD9430 is the fastest 12bit A/D convertor on the market, capable of encoding at 210Msample/s
TI helps Motorola to compliant cable modems
(May 2002)
Texas Instruments and Motorola have combined to create and deliver certified data over cable service interface specification (DOCSIS) 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 cable modems for the broadband cable market
TI works with Microtune on cable modems
(May 2002)
Texas Instruments and Microtune are to jointly market and pursue joint development of data over cable service interface specification (DOCSIS) cable modem solutions
ISG Broadband pioneers LSI RF tuner
(December 2001)
ISG Broadband is the first company to use LSI Logic's Hi-IQ RF tuner, the DPS7000
Cable tuner chip saves set-top box power budget
(November 2001)
SiGe Semiconductor has delivered samples of its SE3020 cable tuner IC to Matsushita Electronic Components Co for integration into the next generation Panasonic tuner module
Integrated IEEE802.11 residential gateway platform
(November 2001)
Texas Instruments has a new cable modem reference platform for broadband-enabled wireless home
Silicon platform cuts tuner parts count
(November 2001)
StreamCharger from SiGe is a silicon platform that enables the world's lowest power, most integrated downstream tuners for DOCSIS cable telephony equipment, cable modems and digital set-top boxes
LSI provides approved modem performance
(October 2001)
LSI Logic has announced two significant successes with Correlant Communications (formerly known as TurboNet), the top OEM supplier of DOCSIS cable modems
Certification for cable modems
(October 2001)
Texas Instruments has received the first and only data over cable service interface specification (DOCSIS) 1.1 certification from Cable Television Laboratories (CableLabs)
Single-chip cable modem tuner opens broadband line
(September 2001)
LSI Logic has released the industry's most highly integrated cable tuner/receiver chip, the company's flagship product in its new wideband RF VLSI product line
Reference design for DOCSIS 1.1 cable modems
(June 2001)
Recognising the need for a cost-effective data cable modem solution, Texas Instruments has announced its new low cost cable modem reference design, the TNETC405
Advanced TDMA technology to boost cable bandwidth
(May 2001)
Texas Instruments has unveiled its new technology featuring end-to-end advanced TDMA that will enable a 50% increase in upstream plant capacity