Part Number: DP83848H Hello, TI experts
It seems there is not much description about the current consumption except total power consumption less than 260mW. Are there more detailed power consumption description about DP83848 in different working condition…
Part Number: DP83848H Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DP83822I We want to use the DP83848H (or other TI 100BaseTX transceiver chips) in a non-Ethernet application as a data transceiver for longer than 100m (over Cat5 cable) distances.
We want to use the…
Part Number: DP83848H We have two DP83848H with separate I/O except they share a common MDC/MDIO. Unfortunately, neither have pulling/strapping resistors on the PHYAD pins, thus at power-on they have the same address.
The datasheet states the address…
Part Number: DP83848H Team,
The DP83822 datasheet states that this part is a current mode line driver.
Are DP83848 and DP83867 also current mode drivers or voltage mode?
Thanks
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS570LC4357 , DP83848H I am using a custom board with a TMS570LC4357 hooked up to a DP83848H. I am unable to read the Phy ID and the MDIO Alive register stays at 0. I am only using the DP83848H in RMII, so all unneeded pins…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DP83848H I couldn't find a topic already covering this so I start a new post.
I looked trough the data sheet of the DP83848H ( Literature Number: SNLS229C ) but could not find any details on whether this PHY chip has a…
Part Number: DP83848VYB Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DP83848H Hi Team,
Question regarding the DP83848 part.
I purchased a DP83848IVV/NOPB part in 48 pin LQFP.
My Linux kernel reads the PHY vendor ID as 0x2000 5C90 which does not match the SNLS266E…
Hello Kygo Cheng
DP83848H is catalog part
DP83848LFQ is a auto grate part. The package is different but the device should fit on the board.
Regards.
Sreenivasa
Part Number: DP83848Q-Q1 Hi Team,
There is a good new that we DIN DP83848Q-Q1!
But cause it is out of stock !
Does DP83848LFQ or DP83848H is a good solution to replace?
If yes, is there anything to pay attention to in the design? THX