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The Dallas Semiconductor DS2188SN+ attenuates clock and data jitter on T1 and CEPT receive paths. It combines a selectable two-bit-wide elastic buffer with a crystal-controlled digital phase-locked loop in a 16-pin SOIC package.
Analog Devices identifies this legacy device as obsolete. The manufacturer data sheet explicitly lists the DS2188SN base code as the industrial-temperature 16-pin SOIC option; verify the additional plus suffix against the physical lot.
Incoming bipolar receive data enters RPOS and RNEG with RCLK. The DS2188SN+ writes these signals into an elastic buffer and produces dejittered RRPOS, RRNEG and RRCLK outputs. An external crystal provides the reference for the internal timing loop. This function suits maintenance of timing quality in legacy T1 and CEPT equipment, but it is not a complete line transceiver.
The buffer is 128 x 2 bits in its standard configuration. BDS selects the shorter 32-bit mode. A 6.176 MHz crystal is specified for T1 and an 8.192 MHz crystal for CEPT. The loop averages incoming timing while reducing jitter; DJA high bypasses attenuation. A negative transition on RST recenters the buffer and can disturb data in transit. BL indicates operation near a buffer limit.
The manufacturer's DS2188S/SN mechanical drawing describes a 16-pin SOIC body about 7.37 to 7.65 mm wide with 1.27 mm lead pitch. The catalog calls this a 16-SOIC, 0.295-inch-wide package. The existing package registry's plain 16-SOIC entry instead describes a 0.154-inch-wide body, so it is not a verified footprint match. The registered wide-body options describe exposed-pad, PowerSOIC, BSSOP or module variants and must not be substituted. A dedicated wide-body SOIC package entry and verified JPG are required.

The expected dedicated wide-body package JPG is absent; this draft is not publishable.
Input group: RPOS pin 2, RNEG pin 3 and RCLK pin 4. Output group: RRCLK pin 13, RRNEG pin 14 and RRPOS pin 15. Control: DJA pin 1, BDS pin 5, TEST pin 6, BL pin 11 and RST pin 12. Crystal connections are XTAL1 pin 9 and XTAL2 pin 10, with XTAL OUT pin 7. VSS is pin 8 and VDD is pin 16. Tie TEST low for normal operation as the data sheet instructs.
| Function | T1/CEPT clock and data jitter attenuator |
|---|---|
| Catalog order code | DS2188SN+ |
| T1 input clock | 1.544 MHz nominal |
| CEPT input clock | 2.048 MHz nominal |
| T1 crystal | 6.176 MHz |
| CEPT crystal | 8.192 MHz |
| Buffer depth | 128 or 32 bits, BDS-selectable |
| Input jitter capacity | Up to 120 UIpp in 128-bit mode; 28 UIpp in 32-bit mode |
| Supply | Single 5 V nominal |
| Temperature | -40 to +85 degrees C, DS2188SN base order code |
| Manufacturer package | 16-pin wide-body SOIC; approximately 7.5 mm body width |
| Lifecycle | Obsolete according to Analog Devices |
Use the complete manufacturer electrical-characteristics tables for limits, loading and timing.
No database-verified drop-in alternative is linked here. A candidate must match T1/CEPT timing, data polarity, crystal arrangement, buffer-depth behavior, controls, temperature grade and the wide-body SOIC footprint. The related DS2188S has a commercial temperature grade, but interchangeability must be confirmed against the board and exact sourcing code.
Dallas Semiconductor authored the DS2188 data sheet; Analog Devices now hosts the document and lists the product as obsolete. The data sheet's ordering table names DS2188SN as 16-pin SOIC for -40 to +85 degrees C. An exact DS2188SN+ entry was not established in that table. Use the current manufacturer-hosted revision and original equipment documentation for engineering decisions.
Because the part is obsolete, confirm the complete plus-suffix marking, lot traceability, storage condition, lead finish, package dimensions and test evidence before procurement. Public listings of the exact code give inconsistent stock counts or reference prices without a confirmed live authorized tier ladder. The catalog inventory and price remain unverified and should not be treated as a current distributor quotation.
The data sheet specifies a 6.176 MHz crystal for a T1 environment.
It specifies 8.192 MHz for CEPT.
Yes. Driving DJA high bypasses the attenuation buffer.
No. The registry's generic entry is narrower than the manufacturer wide-body drawing; verify the exact footprint and JPG.
Confirm clock frequency, crystal loading, input/output polarity, bypass state, buffer delay, reset behavior and board footprint before deployment. The missing wide-body package JPG, unverified package registration, unresolved plus suffix and unavailable live authorized exact-code price ladder prohibit publication.
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