USA: Easing design for rapidly growing Power over Ethernet (PoE) applications, Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) introduced a two-layer PoE power sourcing equipment (PSE) evaluation module and TI Design based on TI's new TPS23861 PoE controller.
The high-performance quad-port controller and reference design significantly reduce development time and cost when creating PoE-enabled network video recorders, IP phone switches and wireless base stations.
Reduces PoE development costs: The TPS23861 evaluation board features two controllers with associated circuitry on a two-layer printed-circuit board (PCB), minimizing material and build costs that often occur when using multiple boards.
Easy to use, "plug and play" operation: The evaluation module is also offered in auto mode, eliminating the need for host control.
IEEE-compliant: The TPS23861 passes the University of New Hampshire's Interoperability Lab and SIFO's test suites.
Thermal design flexibility: The TPS23861 consumption does not exceed 400 mW in any operating condition. The external FET architecture allows the design engineer to select the FET that best meets size, cost, and efficiency requirements.
Enhanced reliability: The four-point detection feature avoids system damage by preventing erroneous start-up.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
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