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AD7341JP is an Analog Devices transmit-path reconstruction filter for legacy voiceband modems. It combines a seventh-order switched-capacitor low-pass stage, a second-order continuous-time low-pass stage, programmable output attenuation and clock synchronization functions. The JP orderable variant is a 28-lead plastic leaded chip carrier (PLCC).
Analog Devices lists AD7341 as obsolete. This is a legacy-service part, not a recommended component for a new design.
The AD7341 filters the output of a separate voiceband DAC before the modem line interface. The manufacturer's historical data sheet pairs it with the AD7371 receive antialiasing filter, a separate ADC/DAC and a DSP in V.32/V.33-era modem architectures. The AD7341 itself is the transmit reconstruction filter; it does not contain the DAC, ADC, receive filter or complete modem.
Switched-capacitor and continuous-time stages reconstruct the analog output of a separate DAC.
Programmable transmit-path attenuation spans 0 dB to −38 dB under the datasheet's conditions.
Clock-divider and synchronization signals help align the filter with the converter update rate.
The manufacturer's ordering guide identifies JP as its 28-pin PLCC package option P-28A.
Seventh-order switched-capacitor filter followed by a second-order continuous-time low-pass stage.
The specification table gives a 3.5 kHz low-pass cutoff for the stated 288 kHz clock configuration.
Input-clock and synchronized-output divider controls support modem timing arrangements.
Data and write-control pins set attenuation and timing functions as described in the original data sheet.
The original Analog Devices ordering guide lists AD7341JP as a 28-pin plastic leaded chip carrier, package option P-28A. LCDChip records 28-LCC (J-Lead), and its package registry maps this to 28-LCC.jpg. The J-lead PLCC construction is consistent with the catalog's broad LCC wording, but the exact mechanical footprint must be checked against the manufacturer outline.

The expected catalog JPG is absent locally and returns HTTP 404 on the production site. Do not treat this missing image as a verified footprint drawing.
The following groups follow the manufacturer's AD7341 pin diagram and specification table. Consult that diagram for exact numbered pins and the JP top view.
Analog transmit-path filter input and reconstructed output.
Filter clock input and converter synchronization connections.
Parallel attenuation-control data and write strobe.
Input clock-divider selection controls.
Synchronized output divider selection controls.
Analog and digital supply and ground connections; maintain the specified rails and decoupling.
| Orderable model | AD7341JP |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Analog Devices |
| Function | Voiceband transmit reconstruction filter |
| Filter stages | Seventh-order switched-capacitor and second-order continuous-time low pass |
| Cutoff frequency | 3.5 kHz in the stated 288 kHz input-clock configuration |
| Programmable attenuation | 0 dB to −38 dB |
| Nominal positive rails | VDD and VCC approximately +5 V |
| Nominal negative rail | VSS approximately −5 V |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C to +70 °C for J versions |
| Manufacturer package | 28-pin PLCC, option P-28A |
| Catalog package | 28-LCC (J-Lead) |
| Lifecycle | Obsolete |
The scanned Rev. A specification table uses defined supply, clock, load and ambient conditions. Verify all timing and analog limits directly in the full original data sheet before circuit changes.
AD7371 is the companion receive filter, not a substitute for AD7341. A transmit-path replacement must be checked for low-pass response, attenuation code, clock ratios, synchronization timing, analog levels, supply rails, 28-pin pinout and package geometry. Obsolete lifecycle adds sourcing and qualification constraints.
No internal alternative-product link is asserted without an exact LCDChip catalog match and engineering validation.
Analog Devices' AD7341 product page marks the family obsolete. Its original AD7341/AD7371 LC²MOS Voiceband Reconstruction and Antialiasing Filter Set data sheet, revision A, explicitly lists AD7341JP as the transmit-filter option in P-28A PLCC for 0 °C to +70 °C operation.
Transmit reconstruction in V.32/V.33-era modem signal chains.
Exact-code service where the original PLCC package and timing are confirmed.
Filtering between a separate transmit DAC and the line-interface circuitry.
Maintenance of existing systems rather than new-product design-in.
For this obsolete part, confirm the exact AD7341JP marking, date/lot traceability, package option and electrical test evidence. Compare any acquired device with the original Analog Devices drawing. The missing catalog JPG cannot establish authenticity or mechanical compatibility.
No. AD7341 is the transmit reconstruction filter; AD7371 is the companion receive filter.
No. It filters the output of a separate DAC.
The manufacturer's ordering guide identifies P-28A, a 28-pin PLCC.
No. Analog Devices marks AD7341 obsolete.
Verify the converter and switched-capacitor clock relationship, attenuation control, input/output swing, positive and negative supplies, analog/digital grounding and package orientation against the complete original circuit. Restore the production package JPG and finish footprint review before publication.
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