Ethernet magnetics are all pretty much designed to do the same thing, and the PHY will be designed to tolerate a wide range of cabling characteristics anyway, so the magnetics will make little difference by comparison. Post as a guest Name. It appears to be designed to support PoE, given the way the center taps and extra pairs are brought out and labeled in the schematic. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password.
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By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you acknowledge that you have read our updated terms of serviceprivacy policy and cookie policyand that your continued use of the website is subject to these policies. Home Questions Tags Users Unanswered. What would be best Design 1 or 2 for my application? Design 2 will be similarly tolerant, and will work even if pairs are crossed over or otherwise mixed up.
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No, it contrroller make any difference. The rectification designs that I am considering are given below: It appears to be designed to support PoE, given the way the center taps and extra pairs are brought out and labeled in the schematic. The rectification designs that I am considering are given below:.
The last question could be a stupid question but still I want to be sure before proceeding further. By ethernte our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Cookie PolicyPrivacy Policyand our Terms of Service. However, It would be great if someone can comment on the designs for 4-pair mode.
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The schematics presented in their datasheet has been posted below:. Design 2 assumes the polarity can be different and makes sure non-IEEE It assumes the pinout and polarity as given on wikipedia.
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Design 1 is simplest and requires less space and components. Ethernet magnetics are all pretty much designed to do the same thing, and the PHY will be designed to tolerate a wide range of cabling characteristics anyway, so the magnetics will make little magack by comparison.
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The schematics presented in their datasheet has been posted below: The Ethernet part of the schematics is below: Since, the schematics shows center-tap on network side of the transformer and the Power Pins are brought out. I want to implement Mode A and Mode B.
Design 2 gives your system more tolerance for xontroller, which is a good thing.