Spectrum Signal Processing Unveils aXs Family of Voice over Packet Solutions
Spectrum Signal Processing, a leader in high-density signal processing systems, has launched the aXs Family of Voice over Packet (VoP) solutions to enable next-generation converged network applications. The aXs Family of Solutions is designed to allow leading telecommunication Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to accelerate their time-to-market by rapidly integrating the industry's highest density and lowest cost-per-port voice-processing solutions into their next-generation infrastructure equipment.
Key Takeaways:
- The aXs Family of Solutions is designed to support next-generation converged network applications, including echo cancellers, trunking or media gateways, and broadband access gateways for Voice over DSL (VoDSL), Voice over Cable (VoCable), and Voice over Wireless Local Loop (VoWLL).
- The aXs.500 Series of Packet-Voice Processing Engines can realize up to 1024 voice channels of processing on a single-width PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) module, depending on the application.
- The aXs Family is designed to provide significant time-to-market and cost benefits to OEM customers through its unique modular flexibility, which allows custom point-solutions tailored for specific application requirements.
- The company's modular telecommunications algorithm library will be combined with custom-developed algorithms to create optimized software suites for application-specific aXs Solutions.
- aXs Solutions are also field-upgradeable, allowing OEMs to enhance the voice-processing functionality and performance of their systems after deployment.
Statistics:
- The market for voice over packet equipment is growing at a rate of greater than 50% per year.
- The demand for low-cost, high-density packet-voice processing systems is increasing at an unprecedented rate.
- The aXs Family of Solutions is designed to provide up to 1024 voice channels of processing on a single-width PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) module.
- The aXs.500 Series will be announced beginning early in the third quarter of 2000.
Sources:
- "Business Wire" - June 27, 2000
- Spectrum Signal Processing - Press Release