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To: AK2004 who wrote (154)	8/28/1996 1:45:00 AM
From: Leo Van	of 9235

Albert, more details on the ADI's second generation chipset for ADSL. Unlike other chipsets on the market, the AD20msp910 includes a full set of hardware and software. It integrates a DSP host processor, a line driver, and control software, plus DMT technology developed by Aware, Inc.This is in contrast to other chip makers who offer only the transceiver portion of the modem. A certain portion of DMT is AMTX's patent but since the new chipset is designed specially for HFC structures, so more likely not using any AMTX's patent at all. From my understanding that DMT is becoming a tech-vocabulary and it doesn't mean AMTX anymore. Regards -Leo ps no need to sorry after all we are humans, ADSL humans.-:)))

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To: Leo Van who wrote (155)	8/28/1996 3:02:00 AM
From: AK2004	of 9235

Leo, Hey, AMTX is still my choice for now. If I remember it correctly aware ceo (I think) just few weeks ago made a statement that if interop. will become an issue they will pay royalties to amati. Also according to amati's vp adi is going to pay royalties of 3% to 8% on all dmt chips. I will agree with you that the royalties might be just a pocket change since we don't know how much covered by patents. I do not exacly see why patents would not apply to hfc though. My prior note was mainly a reaction to "amati-killer" since you know my opinion that if dmt is to be implemented on a large scale than amati got an advantage even without any royalties. After all amati'a O.8 is still faster and amati is way ahead in vdsl (I think). Can you tell me what compression are they talking of in the article. Is it wavelt vod(they did mention image) or what? Regards -Albert ps no sorry here, right opposite.

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To: AK2004 who wrote (157)	8/28/1996 4:39:00 AM
From: Leo Van	of 9235

Albert, I don't know which one is faster since Aware's transceiver modem is also capable of providing faster rates over shorter distances (up to 8Mbps) that is above Amati's 6Mb downstream but I do know that Aware's doesn't make any terrible noises as AMTX, thanks to DWMT. about Wavelet , I was referring to VideoWave. VideoWave is a PCI Bus Mastering (Non-Linear) video editing card that uses the latest in video compression technologies -Wavelet- to deliver true S-VHS quality video capture, editing and playback on standard Multimedia PC's. about VDSL, just wait and see. Regards -Leo ps hoping one day we will have the same ADSL stock.

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To: Rupert Baines who wrote (160)	8/28/1996 2:28:00 PM
From: Leo Van	of 9235

You are misunderstood read this from Analog Devices. Analog Devices' ADSL Chipset Solution Because the key to ADSL's high-speed data transmission is advanced digital signal processing (DSP), Analog Devices is ideally positioned to become a premier supplier to modem manufacturers. Drawing on its leadership digital signal processing capabilities, Analog Devices has developed the AD20msp910 chipset solution for ADSL. The AD20msp910 offers two critical competitive advantages for modem manufacturers: The AD20msp910 is the most comprehensive chipset solution on the market. 2.It includes the lowest cost transceiver, the unit at the heart of the modem which transmits and receives signals. Because of its completeness, manufacturers using this chipset solution get a head start on design and development of ADSL market-ready modems. Unlike other chipsets on the market, the AD20msp910 includes a full set of hardware and software. It integrates a DSP host processor, a line driver, and control software, plus DMT technology developed by Aware, Inc.This is in contrast to other chip makers who offer only the transceiver portion of the modem. By providing a complete chipset, Analog Devices enables modem manufacturers to reduce their development time and costs. To further speed and streamline design efforts, Analog Devices will also provide a PC board layout, schematics, and a reference design. As a result, modem manufacturers can focus their development efforts on adding value to the core ADSL modem technology. Rupert, ADI's new chipset is designed specially for HFC structure but it doesn't mean it won't work at all over copper wires.

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