Part Number: DP83867CR Hi Team,
I would like to confirm if system side only provide the TRD 0/1 two lanes whether 83867 can identify and decode?
Regards,
Roy
Part Number: DP83867CR
Tool/software:
Hello, we used DP83867CRRGZ but sometimes connection falls down, let's say in random terms. Firstly, we checked RGMII CLK and Data by oscilloscope and Z0 probes soldered at TX side wires near to the DP83867CRRGZ…
Part Number: DP83867CR Hi,
DP83687 (A PHY) connects to the transformer, then to B PHY. For the B PHY side, does the Bob Smith termination need to be modified, or can the standard Bob Smith termination be used as-is?
Thanks!
Jeff
Part Number: DP83867CR Tool/software:
Subject: Assistance with WOL Function Configuration on DP83867CR
Dear TI Team,
We are currently utilizing the Wake-on-LAN (WOL) functionality of the DP83867CR and aim to configure GPIO0 to output the WOL signal…
Part Number: DP83867CR Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DP83869 I am writing regarding the thread, "[FAQ] TI Ethernet PHY Capacitive Coupling (Transformerless Operation)."
It is mentioned that transformerless operation is not supported for the DP83867…
Part Number: DP83867CR Tool/software: Hi team,
As shown in the figure, it is necessary to connect an XFMR (transformer) to the switch, since the switch requires an XFMR. The TI DP83867 should also require an XFMR. Do we need to use two XFMRs, or is…
Part Number: DP83867CR Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DP83867ERGZ-S-EVM , DP83867ERGZ-R-EVM For the 25MHz external clock inputs, if provided by 3.3V the data sheet (page 116, fig 8.3) recommends a capacitive voltage divider with two 27pF caps. The divider…
Part Number: DP83867CR Tool/software: Hello E2E Experts,
Good day.
Using center tapped magnetics, what specific compliance did the part failed?
Is is EMC? Or something else.
Regards,
TICSC
