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2004\06\17@211618 by john chung

Has anyone seen a PIC being used for an ADSL project? John -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The PICList is archived three different ways. See http://www.piclist.com/#archives for details.

2004\06\18@120514 by Dipperstein, Michael

We've built an ADSL test set controlled by a PIC. Beyond controlling an ADSL chip set, the PIC doesn't really do anything ADSL. Exactly what role did you want the PIC to play in your ADSL project? -Mike {Original Message removed}

2004\06\18@121930 by johnc

Quoting "Dipperstein, Michael" <spam_OUTmdippersTakeThisOuTHARRIS.COM>: > We've built an ADSL test set controlled by a PIC. Beyond controlling an > ADSL > chip set, the PIC doesn't really do anything ADSL. > > Exactly what role did you want the PIC to play in your ADSL project? > If possible take over the role of the chipset...... Sounds a lot for PIC? John. > -Mike > > {Original Message removed}

2004\06\18@122753 by Dipperstein, Michael

I haven't tried it, but I think you'll find that even a dsPIC is not suited for the task, even if you're only trying G.Lite. If you just want to play with PICs and ADSL, you might be able to get a PIC to handshake and start the synchronization process. We actually looked into something like that a few years ago, but it never went anywhere. -Mike {Original Message removed}

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